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Collection of over a million English-language tweets harvested through the Twitter API in 2009. Each tweet carries a sentiment label automatically inferred from the presence of positive or negative emoticons: 0 for negative and 4 for positive (the original release also encodes 2 for neutral, though this class is sparsely populated).
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No manual annotation was performed; labels were assigned via distant supervision based on emoticon presence. The corpus covers diverse topics and informal language patterns typical of Twitter, making it a standard benchmark for large-scale sentiment analysis and social-media text-mining tasks.
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The dataset is available through [Kaggle—Sentiment140](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/kazanova/sentiment140?resource=download).
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# TweetFeels 1m6
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Collection of over a million English-language tweets harvested through the Twitter API in 2009. Each tweet carries a sentiment label automatically inferred from the presence of positive or negative emoticons: 0 for negative and 4 for positive (the original release also encodes 2 for neutral, though this class is sparsely populated).
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No manual annotation was performed; labels were assigned via distant supervision based on emoticon presence. The corpus covers diverse topics and informal language patterns typical of Twitter, making it a standard benchmark for large-scale sentiment analysis and social-media text-mining tasks.
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Acknowledgements: The dataset is available through [Kaggle—Sentiment140](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/kazanova/sentiment140?resource=download).
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