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[![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/thisandagain/troll.png)](http://travis-ci.org/thisandagain/troll)

Troll is a tool for performing sentiment analysis (ie: "is this naughty or nice") on arbitrary blocks of text and associating it with a unique user. Using this data, combined with a rather naivé neural network and some training data, users can be indentified as "trolls".
Troll is a tool for performing sentiment analysis (ie: "is this naughty or nice") on arbitrary blocks of text and associating it with a unique user. Using this data, combined with a rather naïve neural network and some training data, users can be indentified as "trolls".

### Installation
Troll uses [Redis](http://redis.io/) for data storage. Once Redis is up and running, you can install Troll using NPM:
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