An Ensemble Based Computational Social System for Fake News Detection in MANET Messaging

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This study developed the Veracity computational social system and Legitimacy ensemble learning technique to effectively detect fake news within Mobile Adhoc Network messaging by analyzing credibility and content features.

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This preprint studies computational fake news detection in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) by combining “Veracity,” a computational social system that extracts credibility and content features using five algorithms (VerifyNews, CompareText, PredictCred, CredScore, EyeTruth), with “Legitimacy,” an ensemble learning prediction model. The authors generate a dataset comprising publisher credibility-based and message content-based features and evaluate the resulting architecture using four analytical methodologies. They report good performance of the Veracity–Legitimacy combination for the fake news detection task in MANET messaging, but the work is presented as a Research Square preprint that has not been peer reviewed. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs) are utilised in a variety of mission critical situations and as such it is important to detect any fake news that exists in such networks. This research combines the power of Veracity, a unique, computational social system with that of Legitimacy, a dedicated ensemble learning technique, to detect Fake News in MANET Messaging. Veracity uses five algorithms namely, VerifyNews, CompareText, PredictCred, CredScore and EyeTruth for the capture, computation and analysis of the credibility and content data features using computational social intelligence. To validate Veracity, a dataset of publisher credibility-based and message content-based features is generated to predict fake news. To analyse the data features, Legitimacy, a unique ensemble learning prediction model is used. Four analytical methodologies are used to analyse these experimental results. The analysis of the results reports a good performance of the Veracity architecture combined with the Legitimacy model for the task of fake news detection in MANET Messaging.
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This research combines the power of Veracity, a unique, computational social system with that of Legitimacy, a dedicated ensemble learning technique, to detect Fake News in MANET Messaging. Veracity uses five algorithms namely, VerifyNews, CompareText, PredictCred, CredScore and EyeTruth for the capture, computation and analysis of the credibility and content data features using computational social intelligence. To validate Veracity, a dataset of publisher credibility-based and message content-based features is generated to predict fake news. To analyse the data features, Legitimacy, a unique ensemble learning prediction model is used. Four analytical methodologies are used to analyse these experimental results. The analysis of the results reports a good performance of the Veracity architecture combined with the Legitimacy model for the task of fake news detection in MANET Messaging. 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