<![CDATA[Netflix is a subscription streaming platform that presents various shows, such as TV series, documentaries, and films, connected to a device connected to the internet. One of the most popular sites for streaming videos is Netflix, throughout the world and is now starting to apply data analysis and machine learning technology to improve its user services. Through the Google Play Store, users can submit various reviews about the Netflix application. It is possible to extract significant hidden information from this vast quantity of review data that is helpful for assessing an application's quality. Therefore this research aims to classify text reviews of the Netflix application by comparing the two algorithms applied, that is, Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Naive Bayes. With the aim of finding out which algorithm performs better in terms of accuracy. The dataset was obtained through the Google Play Store and applied to the scraping method, totaling 1000 reviews, and processed utilizing the Python programming language. Then the Netflix application review data that was obtained was divided into 70% train data and 30% test data. 82% of the accuracy results were obtained using the Naive Bayes approach., while the support vector machine (SVM) yielded 85% accuracy. It therefore demonstrates that support vector machines (SVM) are no more successful than the outcomes of applying the Naive Bayes method. (SVM).]]>
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