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mwm5945
mwm5945 commented Jun 25, 2020

The documentation for creating complex inference graphs should include what components can be connected to what, and how the overall graph should behave.

For example, all inference graphs need to end with a single node, whether its a combiner combining multiple inputs, or a transformer, or a model--the graph can't split and then never rejoin, etc.

The project comprises a real-time tweets data pipeline, a sentimental analysis of the tweets module, and a Slack bot to post the tweets' sentiments. The project uses SentimentIntensityAnalyzer from the VaderSentiment library. The analyzer gives positive, negative, and compound scores for small texts (such as tweets in this case). The real-time data pipeline flow is as follows: 1.Tweets are collected and stored in a database. 2.The sentiment of the tweets is analyzed. 3.The tweet sentiment is posted on a Slack channel using a Slack bot.

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