The Application of Random Forest to the Classification of Fake News
Najwan Thair Ali,
Karrar Falih Hassan,
Muataz Najim Abdullah
et al.
Abstract:Fake News is one of the most widespread phenomenon with significant consequences on our daily life, particularly in the political realm. Due to the increasing use of the internet and social media, it is now much simpler to propagate false information. Therefore, the identification of elusive news is a significant issue that must be addressed, mostly due to obstacles such as the limited number of benchmark datasets and the volume of news produced per second. This study suggested using comparative data analysis … Show more
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