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Real-time analysis of your social media comments to identify emotional content. Empatia provides real-time analysis of social media comments to identify emotional content and deliver inline feedback. Think of this feedback as a way to double check how you communicate on social media. Sometimes we write a comment that we'll regret writing, or regret writing the way we wrote it - I hope Empatia can help with that. This project was primarily built as a learning experience. Suggestions for fixes and improvements are welcome. Currently available to run on Reddit, BlueSky, and Twitter (X). Getting Started Select supported sites: Choose which sites (Reddit, Bluesky, or Twitter) Empatia will run on. Adjust sensitivity: Set the sensitivity for emotional feedback (higher sensitivity will detect negative emotions with a lower threshold). Set the minimum word count you want there to be before Empatia starts analyzing the text. Write a comment or post: As you type, Empatia sends your text through sentiment analysis to assess its emotional polarity. Positive feedback: Receive messages encouraging positive interactions if your comment is classified as positive. Negative feedback: If your comment is negative, the system classifies the emotion and provides specific feedback (anger, annoyance, disgust, sadness, generic). <a href="https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/letter-e" title="letter e icons">Letter e icons created by arnikahossain - Flaticon</a>
Dec 6, 2024
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