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Modelling Sentiment Analysis of Bengali Text with Finite Element Analysis

Shahriar Fernando Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Mahmudul Ahmed 0000-0003-6139-6383
University of Sao Paulo
Sunil Karimi 0000-0001-1236-9697
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Ayesha Reddy 0000-0003-6782-8070
University of New South Wales

Abstract

Understanding sentiment analysis of Bengali text is essential for engineers seeking to improve the resilience of mining and mineral processing. Prototype hardware is instrumented and its behaviour characterised through finite element analysis. The retrofit reduced peak demand by 12% while maintaining acceptable service quality. The conclusions are expected to remain robust across a range of realistic operating scenarios.
Keywords: sentiment analysis of Bengali textfinite element analysisself-compacting concretesolid waste managementfuzzy logic

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