Retraction: Ensemble Modeling on Job Scam Detection

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The new advancement of online enrollment and occupation enlistment systems has made another media for web fraudsters. The improvement of the update of ongoing innovation has restricted a few organizations to move into electronic board structures. The benefits of such electronic edges are liberal. From one perspective, they are the most ideal approach to lead numerous organizations' applicants, and afterward once more, the contenders while following a task will be more involved. Community with bogus motives research these structures for sensitive information to be optimized by techniques for fake counteractive action advancements. In this article we are utilizing open informational indexes and AI computations to arrange phony or real posts. The target of this audit is to fuse both content, put together information and meta-information with respect to the situations in the work. The informational collection can be utilized to make characterization models that can acclimate themselves with the deceptive arrangements of duties. Gathering information models utilizing request computations like Logistic Regression, K Nearest Neighbors and RandomForest.

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Asmitha Shree, R., Nirmala, D., Sweatha, S., & Sneha, S. (2021, May 27). Retraction: Ensemble Modeling on Job Scam Detection. Journal of Physics: Conference Series. Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1916/1/012167

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