Community Detection in Social Networks

Dabaghi-Zarandi, Fataneh; Rafsanjani, Marjan Kuchaki

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-00084-4_15

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“…Intimidator has become a pervasive global phenomenon, with the growing number of active users on social networks further fueling its prevalence. Alarming trends indicate a rapid increase in Intimidator cases daily, particularly impacting adolescents and teens [11]. The consequences of Intimidator are severe, leading to anxiety, depression, and even suicide among victims.…”

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Shielding Online Communities: Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning Strategies against Social Media Intimidation

V K

2023

IJRAT

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With the usage of the internet and the growing prominence of communities, like social media we have witnessed a rise in cybercrime. Among these crimes one that stands out is Intimidator, which affects both people and adults alike. The increasing incidents of cyberbullying have led to consequences such as anxiety, aggression, depression and tragically even suicide. Consequently, there is now a pressing need for content regulation on social media platforms. This research focuses on developing a model of identifying text-based bullying messages and comments by categorizing them into five distinct types; Violence, Vulgar language Offensive content, sexually explicit material, and Hate Speech. The proposed approach involves utilizing Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques with Machine Learning methods. The dataset is initially. Processed to remove information before extracting meaningful features. Finally, the model undergoes training and testing to ensure reliable results, in detecting instances of Intimidator in text-based data.

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confidence: 99%