TweetERA (Tweet Emotional Response Analysis) was designed to simplify how Twitter data is analyzed. This package will create a MySQL database and load Twitter data to it. It will also perform a sentiment analysis on the tweets, encouraging users to run analyze new data frequently. Simply enter your keyword or phrase and let the package do the rest.
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