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.NET developers, rejoice! GroupDocs.Classification for .NET 20.10 (DLLs-only) is here, and it equips developers with multilingual sentiment analysis features for your platform-independent C# and VB.NET applications. The latest release broadens language support and provides a new three-class sentiment taxonomy for your .NET projects.
This release of the .NET document classification API extends sentiment analysis capability to multiple languages. Users can now easily analyze text sentiment in English, Chinese, Spanish, and German languages on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
GroupDocs.Classification for .NET 20.10 boasts a new sentiment classification taxonomy, for you to categorize sentiment as positive, negative, or neutral. Check out the following code example, which highlights how to use Taxonomy.Sentiment3 in C#.
Taxonomy.Sentiment3
var classifier = new Classifier(); var response = classifier.Classify("This is a new must have thing.", taxonomy: Taxonomy.Sentiment3); Console.WriteLine(response.BestClassName); response = classifier.Classify("Esto es algo nuevo que debe tener.", taxonomy: Taxonomy.Sentiment3); Console.WriteLine(response.BestClassName);
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You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting GroupDocs.Classification for .NET 20.10 Release Notes.