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Covid-19 Vaccine Tweets - Sentiment Analysis

The primary goal of this study is to identify various kinds of tweets that are shared on Twitter in order to learn about how people really feel about this Covid-19 vaccination and also to analyze its impact on society. Social media is the key source where we can learn about people's feeling, reactions about Covid-19. The secondary goal is to identify the main types of vaccine hesitant tweeters, why they are against the vaccination program and is it bad or not. This may give additional ideas on the types of Twitter users that refuse to get vaccinated information. One of the social media capabilities is to track the condition of public health, but the purpose here is not primarily to identify vaccine concerns, since these have been revealed in previous surveys, but to describe the information shared on Twitter, precisely from tweets that are posted by the masses, because of the risk that it is spreading hesitancy. Similarly, although this study is not about politics, vaccine hesitancy has political dimensions that will be explored when it is needed to.