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Enhancing the Fake News Detection by Applying Effective Feature Selection Based on Semantic Sources
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Fake NewsEngineeringA Genetic AlgorithmSemantic WebJournalismText MiningFake InformationNatural Language ProcessingSpam FilteringInformation RetrievalData ScienceData MiningDocument ClassificationSemantic SourcesNews AnalyticsNews SemanticsDisinformation DetectionContent AnalysisKnowledge DiscoveryContextual Negation HandlingComputer ScienceFact CheckingFake News DetectionArts
Capturing reliable information from social networks is a challenge due to fake news risks. Existing works face shortages in exploiting short text processing, and in utilizing semantic-based resources to select optimal features. This paper proposed a CNIRI-FS (Contextual Negation Handling and Inherent Relation Identification for Enhanced Feature Selection) model to detect fake information; utilizing Wikipedia to add semantic features and an external enrichment from trusted web pages. A Genetic Algorithm (GA) was used to filter out unreliable features. The optimal feature set along with the negation handled features is validated using machine learning classifiers. The CNIRI-FS model results showed higher precision and accuracy than a model without optimal feature selection.
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