Analyzing Sentiment in Caltrain Tweets
As a first step to using Twitter activity as one of the data sources for train prediction, we start with a simple question: How do Twitter users currently feel about Caltrain?
Ben has a background in computational biophysics, where he leveraged complex bioinformatic data to build functional proteins from scratch. He is excited about applying advanced mathematical modeling and machine learning techniques to test hypotheses and deliver elegant solutions to the most difficult problems.
As a first step to using Twitter activity as one of the data sources for train prediction, we start with a simple question: How do Twitter users currently feel about Caltrain?
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