Twitter Threads Analysis

[EnterpriseDNA]

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The Brief

About the dataset/s

• Twitter Thread Analysis.csv (17.2 MB)

Goal:

The goal of this build is to analyze a dataset of tweets that mention a particular stock or stocks and to identify interesting insights based on the text of the tweets and the stock references or tags within the tweets. You will extract features such as the volume of tweets, sentiment of tweets, length of tweets, and time of tweets, and use these features to explore the data and look for trends and patterns. You will then visualize your findings and present your insights in a report or presentation.

Steps:

• Collect a dataset of tweets that mention a particular stock or stocks.
• Pre-process the tweet data. This might involve cleaning up the text (e.g. removing hashtags, URLs, etc.), tokenizing the text, and possibly removing stop words.
• Extract features from the tweet data. Some possible features to consider include:
• The volume of tweets: You could count the number of tweets that mention a particular stock.
• The sentiment of tweets: You could use a pre-trained sentiment analysis model to classify the sentiment of each tweet as positive, negative, or neutral.
• The length of tweets: You could measure the length of each tweet in terms of the number of words or characters.
• The time of tweets: You could extract the timestamp of each tweet and use it to analyze trends over time.
• Explore the data and look for interesting insights. For example, you might find that the volume of tweets about a particular stock is correlated with its price, or that the sentiment of tweets tends to be more negative when the stock price is falling.
• Visualize your findings. Use charts, graphs, and other visualizations to communicate your insights to others.

Deliverables:

• A report or presentation summarizing the findings and conclusions of the analysis. This could include visualizations of the data, such as charts and graphs, as well as written explanations of the insights that were discovered.
• A codebase containing the scripts and functions that were used to collect and analyze the tweet data. This could include code for pre-processing the text, extracting features, and visualizing the results.
• A dataset of tweets that were collected and analyzed as part of the project. This could be a CSV file or other format that contains the raw data, as well as any additional features that were extracted from the tweets.
• A set of instructions or documentation explaining how the project was completed, including any challenges that were encountered and how they were overcome.

How to Submit:

1. Log in to your On-Demand Account at https://app.enterprisedna.co/login
   • Navigate to the Project Center and Click on Builds
   • Pick the build you want to participate in and “Submit Your Builds Entry”
2. Share an image and a brief description of your report in this forum thread: Twitter Threads Analysis
3. Share an image of your report to the Enterprise Challenges Group (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14069197/) with the following hashtags: #EDNADataBuilds, #EDNATwitterThreadsAnalysis

Or alternatively, you can email the completed PBIX file and report description to builds@enterprisedna.co

We always encourage all participants to provide a summary with the most insightful, instructional explanation of how they constructed their reports and met their personal learning objectives for the challenge.

If you need any help with publishing, please reach out to one of the team managers for assistance (post in the forum/LinkedIn group) or email builds@enterprisedna.co

Data Set:

• Twitter Thread Analysis.csv (17.2 MB)

[EnterpriseDNA]

Hi Everyone,

This is an entry submitted by Justin Bong via On Demand.

Here’s how Justin described it:
The Tweets Dashboard displays the tweets spread for each stocks across different quarters for the year 2022. It also showcase the tweets heatmap on popularity of stocks tweeted and the most tweeted word within that year. The tweets can be searched and filtered for further review and automatically calculated in the tweets count.

You can view the full report here
Justin Bong_C230

Please feel free to give your feedback on his report.

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[windler.nikki]

Twitter Threads Analysis

[Marta1]

Twitter.pbix (24.7 MB)

My Twitter Thread Analysis shows KPI such as: percent share of @ account, avg tweet lenght, the number of days since the tweet was published, # number and @account number.
You can also check the number of tweets per day, month, quarter and year. My report displays top 5 @ accounts and companies as well.

[harber.dessie]

Twitter Thread Analysis.pbix (4.7 MB)

Hi, I am Sonam Mehra and here is my late submission for Twitter Thread Analysis (thought 9th is the last date). The analysis was conducted on the AAPL stock price from January 2022 to December 2022 along with the analysis of tweets during the same period. The sentiment analysis revealed a weak correlation between the closing stock price and tweets. The dashboard was designed with a Twitter-like feel by adding trending topics in Canada. Data cleaning and manipulation were performed using pandas, while snscrape package and Twitter API were used for scraping tweets about the stock and trends, respectively.

[SamMcKay]

Well done on your submission. Looks great

[SamMcKay]

I’m playing around a lot with ADA from Open AI.

Want to share my finding as I do deep dives

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