Detecting fraud apps using sentiment research

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Abstract

With the increase in the number of mobile applications in the day to day life, it is important to keep track as to which ones are safe and which ones aren’t. One can’t judge how safe and true each application is based only on the reviews that are mentioned for each application. Hence it is a need to keep track and develop a system to make sure the apps present are genuine or not. The objective is to develop a system in detecting fraud apps before the user downloads by using sentimental analysis and data mining. Sentimental analysis is to help in determining the emotional tones behind words which are expressed in online. This method is useful in monitoring social media and helps to get a brief idea of the public’s opinion on certain issues. The user cannot always get correct or true reviews about the product on the internet. We can check for user’s sentimental comments on multiple application. The reviews may be fake or genuine. Analyzing the rating and reviews together involving both user and admins comments, we can determine whether the app is genuine or not. Using sentimental analysis and data mining, the machine is able to learn and analyze the sentiments, emotions about reviews and other texts. The manipulation of review is one of the key aspects of App ranking fraud. By using sentimental analysis and data mining, analyzing reviews and comments can help to determine the correct application for both Android and iOSplatforms.

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Rao, M. R., Kannan, N., & Nihanth, C. H. V. S. (2019). Detecting fraud apps using sentiment research. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 8(2 Special Issue 3), 580–584. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.B1107.0782S319

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