Abstract
Twitter is one among the fastest growing social networking services.This growth has led to an increase in Twitter scams (e.g., intentional deception). There is relatively little effort in identifying scams in Twitter. In this chapter, we propose a semi-supervised Twitter scam detector based on a small labeled data. The scam detector combines self-learning and clustering analysis.Asuffix tree data structure is used. Model building based on Akaike and Bayes InformationCriteria is investigated and combined with the classification step. Our experiments showthat 87%accuracy is achievable with only 9 labeled samples and 4000 unlabeled samples, among other results.
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Kumar D, Mr. G. (2020). Spam Detection in Twitter. International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology, 8(7), 783–787. https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2020.30337
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