A Comprehensive Exploration of Text, Web, Social Media, and Geospatial Analytics for Informed Decision Making

Authors

  • Yureni Tenya University of Colombo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58776/ijitcsa.v2i2.148

Keywords:

Text Analytics, Web Analytics, Social Media Analytics, Data Visualization

Abstract

Text Analytics is the process of turning unstructured text data into useful information for analysis, to gauge consumer opinions, feedback, and product evaluations. It also provides search functionality, entity modelling, and emotional analysis to enable fact-based decision making. Analysis of website visitor behaviour is done using Web Analytics. The number of websites and users on the internet is growing daily. It is the process of tracking website information that can help to improve the web application features and evaluate the behaviour of users. By performing social media analytics on social media for example twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Data such as likes, comments, shares and saves can be obtained and analyse to know how the society think about the product. Geospatial analysis is used to make visualizations that include maps, graphs, statistics that show data according to geographic location. This is important to be analysed as it tells which area or country has the highest product sold or lowest subscription of the service. To make the data much easier for human brain to analyses or to make a conclusion, data visualization design is the process of putting all data information collected into a visual context. For instance, graph or map. The main objectives of data visualization are to make it simpler or easier to spot the outliers and patterns trends in big data sets. There are a variety of clustering processes or techniques available to arrange the data efficiently to its related data. The clustering process that is used in data mining is presented in this work.

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10-05-2024

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Tenya, Y. (2024). A Comprehensive Exploration of Text, Web, Social Media, and Geospatial Analytics for Informed Decision Making. International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science Applications, 2(2), 99–106. https://doi.org/10.58776/ijitcsa.v2i2.148

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024): May - August 2024

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