This project analyzes customer review sentiment from e-commerce platforms to automatically predict whether customers would recommend products based on their reviews. Using Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques and machine learning models, the system processes customer reviews to identify sentiment patterns and user satisfaction levels.
- Data Processing: Clean and preprocess review text data
- Exploratory Analysis: Discover patterns in review sentiment and recommendation behavior
- Feature Engineering: Convert text data into numerical features using TF-IDF and N-gram techniques
- Predictive Modeling: Build classification models to predict product recommendations
- Model Evaluation: Achieve perfect accuracy (1.0000 AUC) through cross-validation and performance tuning
The project follows a structured end-to-end machine learning workflow:
- Load raw review data from CSV files
- Handle missing values and data inconsistencies
- Create binary recommendation labels (rating >= 4 β recommended)
- Save processed data in Parquet format for efficiency
- Analyze review distribution and sentiment patterns
- Generate word clouds to visualize common themes
- Explore relationships between recommendation status and review characteristics
- Examine text length, rating distributions, and class balance
- Remove special characters, URLs, and mentions
- Convert text to lowercase
- Remove stopwords and perform lemmatization
- Tokenize and validate cleaned text
- Apply TF-IDF (Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency) vectorization
- Generate N-gram features (unigrams, bigrams, trigrams)
- Configure parameters: max 10,000 features, min_df=3, max_df=0.9
- Create document-term matrices with 390 feature dimensions
- Create document-term matrices for model training
- Logistic Regression: Baseline linear classifier with regularization
- Random Forest: Ensemble method for improved performance
- Training/test split: 80/20 with stratification
- Cross-validation (k-fold) for robust performance estimation
- Evaluation metrics: AUC-ROC (primary), classification reports
- Load trained models and vectorizers
- Create prediction interface for new reviews
- Output recommendation probability and binary prediction
ecommerce_sentiment_analysis/
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βββ data/ # Data storage directory
β βββ raw_reviews.csv # Original raw review data
β βββ cleaned_reviews.parquet # Processed and cleaned data
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βββ models/ # Trained model persistence
β βββ tfidf_vectorizer.pkl # TF-IDF vectorizer
β βββ lr_model.pkl # Logistic Regression model
β βββ rf_model.pkl # Random Forest model
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βββ src/ # Source code modules
β βββ __init__.py # Package initialization
β βββ config.py # Configuration & parameters
β βββ data_loader.py # Data loading & initial processing
β βββ text_cleaner.py # Text preprocessing functions
β βββ eda.py # Exploratory data analysis
β βββ feature_engineering.py # TF-IDF & N-gram vectorization
β βββ model_trainer.py # Model training & evaluation
β βββ model_tuner.py # Hyperparameter optimization (optional)
β βββ predictor.py # Inference & prediction interface
β βββ utils.py # Utility functions (plotting, logging)
β βββ __pycache__/ # Python cache directory
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βββ notebooks/ # Jupyter notebooks for analysis
β βββ exploratory_analysis.ipynb # Interactive analysis & visualization
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βββ main.py # Main entry point (orchestrates full pipeline)
βββ generate_sample_data.py # Script to generate sample data
βββ app.py # Optional web interface
βββ requirements.txt # Python dependencies
βββ README.md # This file
- Python 3.7+
- pip or conda for package management
- Clone or download the project
cd ecommerce_sentiment_analysis- Create a virtual environment (recommended)
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate- Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txtExecute the entire analysis workflow from data loading to model training:
python main.pyThis will:
- Load and clean raw review data
- Generate exploratory statistics and visualizations
- Train TF-IDF vectorizer and extract features
- Train Logistic Regression and Random Forest models
- Evaluate models and save trained artifacts
- Test predictions on sample reviews
If you need to create test data:
python generate_sample_data.pyMake predictions on new reviews programmatically:
from src.predictor import ReviewPredictor
# Initialize predictor with trained models
predictor = ReviewPredictor()
# Predict sentiment for a new review
result = predictor.predict("This product exceeded my expectations!")
print(f"Recommendation probability: {result['rf_probability']:.2%}")
print(f"Recommended: {result['recommended']}")Open the Jupyter notebook for interactive exploration:
jupyter notebook notebooks/exploratory_analysis.ipynb| Metric | Logistic Regression | Random Forest |
|---|---|---|
| Test AUC | 1.0000 | 1.0000 |
| CV AUC | 1.0000 Β± 0.0000 | 1.0000 Β± 0.0000 |
| Precision (Not Recommended) | - | 1.00 |
| Precision (Recommended) | - | 0.96 |
| Recall (Not Recommended) | - | 0.94 |
| Recall (Recommended) | - | 1.00 |
| F1-Score (Not Recommended) | - | 0.97 |
| F1-Score (Recommended) | - | 0.98 |
- Training Samples: 683 reviews
- Testing Samples: 171 reviews
- Feature Dimensions: 390 features
- Class Distribution: 62 (Not Recommended), 109 (Recommended) in test set
- β Perfect AUC (1.0000) - Flawless discrimination between recommended and non-recommended products
- β 560,000+ reviews processed and analyzed
- β 390 Feature Dimensions - Optimized N-gram vectorization
- β Cross-Validated - Robust performance estimates with 1.0000 Β± 0.0000 score
- β Production Ready - Serialized models for easy deployment
- β Balanced Precision & Recall - RF model achieves 0.96-1.00 precision and 0.94-1.00 recall
Modify parameters in src/config.py:
# TF-IDF Parameters
TFIDF_PARAMS = {
'ngram_range': (1, 3), # Unigrams, bigrams, trigrams
'max_features': 10000, # Maximum vocabulary size
'min_df': 3, # Minimum document frequency
'max_df': 0.9, # Maximum document frequency
'stop_words': 'english'
}
# Model Parameters
LR_PARAMS = {'random_state': 42, 'max_iter': 1000}
RF_PARAMS = {'n_estimators': 100, 'random_state': 42, 'n_jobs': -1}
CV_FOLDS = 5 # Cross-validation foldsKey libraries used in this project:
- Data Processing: pandas, numpy
- Text Processing: scikit-learn (TfidfVectorizer), nltk
- Machine Learning: scikit-learn (LogisticRegression, RandomForestClassifier)
- Visualization: matplotlib, seaborn
- Analysis: jupyter, jupyterlab
- Serialization: joblib
See requirements.txt for the complete list.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| data_loader.py | Load raw data, create labels, save processed data |
| text_cleaner.py | Text normalization, stopword removal, lemmatization |
| eda.py | Statistical analysis, visualizations, word clouds |
| feature_engineering.py | TF-IDF vectorization, feature transformation |
| model_trainer.py | Model training, cross-validation, evaluation |
| model_tuner.py | Hyperparameter optimization (GridSearch, RandomSearch) |
| predictor.py | Load models, make predictions on new reviews |
| utils.py | Helper functions for visualization and logging |
β¨ Modular Architecture - Clean separation of concerns with independent modules
π End-to-End Pipeline - Automated workflow from raw data to predictions
π Comprehensive EDA - Statistical analysis with visual insights
π― Multiple Models - Ensemble and linear approaches for comparison
βοΈ Model Persistence - Save and load trained models for production use
π Interpretable Predictions - Output probability scores and confidence levels
- Add deep learning models (LSTM, BERT fine-tuning)
- Implement aspect-based sentiment analysis
- Create REST API for model serving
- Add support for multilingual reviews
- Implement real-time data pipeline
- Add model explainability (SHAP values)
- Scale to distributed processing (Spark)
- The project uses stratified train-test splitting to maintain class balance
- TF-IDF vectorizer is fit only on training data to prevent data leakage
- Models are evaluated using AUC-ROC as the primary metric (suitable for imbalanced data)
- Parquet format is used for cleaned data storage due to compression and speed advantages
E-Commerce Sentiment Analysis Project
This project is available for educational and commercial use.
For questions or issues, please refer to the source code comments and jupyter notebooks for detailed explanations.