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I am working on a project where I am planning to use the Stanford's sentiment analysis model to do my sentiment analysis.

I have tried NLTK's stanford parser but couldn't get the sentiment analysis module in it. Can anyone point me to that module, and if possible give a working example. If not NLTK is there any other wrapper that I should be looking into.

Any answer with a working example will be great.

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  • Possible duplicate of [Stanford nlp for python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32879532/stanford-nlp-for-python) – sds Apr 05 '17 at 13:50

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(from same question here )

I am facing the same problem : maybe a solution with stanford_corenlp_py that uses Py4j as pointed out by @roopalgarg.

stanford_corenlp_py

This repo provides a Python interface for calling the "sentiment" and "entitymentions" annotators of Stanford's CoreNLP Java package, current as of v. 3.5.1. It uses py4j to interact with the JVM; as such, in order to run a script like scripts/runGateway.py, you must first compile and run the Java classes creating the JVM gateway.

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