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Agarwal, A., Xie, B., Vovsha, I., Rambow, O., Passonneau, R. Sentiment analysis of twitter data. Proceedings of LSM.

Hugo T. Ravenscroft , University of Oslo, Norway

Abstract

The accelerating convergence of social media analytics, affective computing, and financial technology has fundamentally reshaped the epistemic foundations of cryptocurrency market forecasting. Unlike traditional financial assets, crypto currencies operate within decentralized, sentiment sensitive, and information saturated environments where price trajectories are influenced not only by macroeconomic signals but also by collective emotions, crowd driven narratives, and algorithmic trading behaviors. Within this context, ensemble deep learning systems deployed in scalable cloud infrastructures have emerged as critical methodological instruments for synthesizing heterogeneous data streams and extracting predictive patterns. Building on this paradigm, the present research develops a comprehensive theoretical and methodological framework for cloud deployed ensemble deep learning in crypto currency trend prediction by integrating affective sentiment signals derived from social media and advanced ensemble learning theory. Central to this investigation is the empirical and conceptual foundation laid by the cloud based ensemble deep learning architecture proposed by Kanikanti et al. (2025), which demonstrated the feasibility and superiority of distributed ensemble neural networks for forecasting crypto currency trends under real time data constraints.

Results are interpreted through a comparative lens that contrasts ensemble deep learning with single model approaches, demonstrating that ensemble architectures offer superior robustness, generalization, and noise tolerance in volatile crypto markets, as theoretically and empirically supported by prior ensemble and sentiment research. The discussion extends these findings into a broader epistemological debate about whether markets can be understood as affective information systems rather than purely rational economic mechanisms. Limitations related to data bias, emotional volatility, and computational cost are critically examined, and future research directions are proposed for adaptive, ethically aligned, and cross cultural crypto market intelligence systems. Through this extensive synthesis, the article advances a unified theoretical model of crypto currency forecasting that integrates cloud computing, ensemble deep learning, and affective social signal analysis into a coherent predictive science.

Keywords

Cryptocurrency forecasting, ensemble deep learning, sentiment analysis, cloud computing

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Hugo T. Ravenscroft. (2025). Agarwal, A., Xie, B., Vovsha, I., Rambow, O., Passonneau, R. Sentiment analysis of twitter data. Proceedings of LSM. The American Journal of Applied Sciences, 7(11), 137–144. Retrieved from https://theamericanjournals.com/index.php/tajas/article/view/7430