ABSTRACT
Emotion Detection refers to the identification of emotions from contextual data in the form of written text, such as comments, posts, reviews, publications, articles, recommendations, conversations, and so on. Because of the Internet's exponential uptake and the recent coronavirus outbreak, social media platforms have become a crucial means of sharing thoughts and ideas throughout the entire globe, creating rapid data growth through users' contributions on various platforms. The necessity to acquire knowledge of their behaviors is a matter of great concern for both internet safety and privacy. In this study, we categorize emotional sentiments using deep learning models along with hybrid approaches such as LSTM, Bi-LSTM, and CNN+LSTM. When compared to existing state-of-the-art methods, the experiments showed that the suggested strategy is more robust and achieves an expressively higher quality of emotion detection with an accuracy rate of 94.16%, including strong F1-scores on complex and difficult emotion categories such as Fear (93.85%) and Anger (94.66%) through CNN+LSTM. © 2022 IEEE.