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Section 3 is the introduction and derivation of the method. The conclusions of experiments and prospects for future work are presented in Sections 4 Experiments, 5 Conclusion, respectively. 2. Related work The detection of fake news has many related tasks, such as rumor detection (Cao et al.,...
Layer ratio.The layer number is defined as the number of hops from the creator to a given node for a given propagation network. The cumulative numbers of nodes at different layers as a function of time for four typical networks of fake news (Fig.2A for Weibo and2C for Twitter) and real...
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Fake news spreads rapidly,especially on social media.As students progress in their education,they need to be able to distinguish fake news stories from true,fact-checked journalism.(1) Check the history and reputation of the author and publication Most fake news sites have just existed for a sh...
The dynamics and influence of fake news on Twitter during the 2016 US presidential election remains to be clarified. Here, we use a dataset of 171 million tweets in the five months preceding the election day to identify 30 million tweets, from 2.2 millio
“fake news” to label as unreliable opinions that do not support their positions[1]. Related terms include hoax, conspiracy theories, myths, rumours or propaganda. A rumour is defined as the social phenomena of a news story being spread by word of mouth or through the media or social-...
“People’s self-reported identify as Democrat or Republican didn’t influence their ability to detect fake news,” Moravec said. “And it didn’t determine how skeptical they were about what’s news and what’s not.” The Facebook environment, it would seem, mudd...