Social Media Personal Event Notifier Using NLP and Machine Learning
Pavithiran G, Sharan Padmanabhan, Ashwin Kumar BR, Vetriselvi A

TL;DR
This paper presents a system that uses NLP and machine learning to filter and prioritize social media messages about personal events, delivering timely notifications to users to reduce missed invitations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach combining NLP and machine learning to automatically identify and prioritize personal event invitations on social media platforms.
Findings
Effective filtering of social media messages for event relevance
Successful prioritization of invitations using KNN algorithm
Timely notifications reduce missed events
Abstract
Social media apps have become very promising and omnipresent in daily life. Most social media apps are used to deliver vital information to those nearby and far away. As our lives become more hectic, many of us strive to limit our usage of social media apps because they are too addictive, and the majority of us have gotten preoccupied with our daily lives. Because of this, we frequently overlook crucial information, such as invitations to weddings, interviews, birthday parties, etc., or find ourselves unable to attend the event. In most cases, this happens because users are more likely to discover the invitation or information only before the event, giving them little time to prepare. To solve this issue, in this study, we created a system that will collect social media chat and filter it using Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods like Tokenization, Stop Words Removal,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining · Web Data Mining and Analysis
