Determining Sentiment

Sentiment is very important and different providers will have different benefits and limitations. Here is a list of all the ones I found. If you know ones not here or know the benefits or limitations let me know. I am going to try and integrate with as many as possible.

Here is my list:


Watson Sentiment Analysis
cloud.google.com Cloud Natural Language API
theysay.io
text-processing.com
paralleldots ai api
deepai.org
meaningcloud.com
qemotion
aylien api
PreCeive API
MoodPatron API
Indico API
sentaero.com
textrazor.com
text-processing.com
Microsoft Text analytics API
Lexalytics API - lexalytics.com
Datumbox
sensq.com
twinword
text2data.com
Sentiment140.com
semanticengines.com
github.com/solso
wililed sentiment api (nuget)
einstein.ai
nexmo.com


Look forward to hearing from you.

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