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    This paper presented a deep learning approach to detect fake news using neural architectures. The model aimed to go beyond binary classification of fake vs real news by examining the relationship between a news article's headline and body. Their best performing model used TF-IDF and a dense neural network to achieve an accuracy of 94.21% on their datasets. While word2vec had the lowest accuracy, their research demonstrated the potential of deep learning to analyze stylistic elements within a news story to identify fake news more effectively than existing binary models.

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    This paper presented a deep learning approach to detect fake news using neural architectures. The model aimed to go beyond binary classification of fake vs real news by examining the relationship between a news article's headline and body. Their best performing model used TF-IDF and a dense neural network to achieve an accuracy of 94.21% on their datasets. While word2vec had the lowest accuracy, their research demonstrated the potential of deep learning to analyze stylistic elements within a news story to identify fake news more effectively than existing binary models.

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    This paper presented a deep learning approach to detect fake news using neural architectures. The model aimed to go beyond binary classification of fake vs real news by examining the relationship between a news article's headline and body. Their best performing model used TF-IDF and a dense neural network to achieve an accuracy of 94.21% on their datasets. While word2vec had the lowest accuracy, their research demonstrated the potential of deep learning to analyze stylistic elements within a news story to identify fake news more effectively than existing binary models.

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    https://scholar.smu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?

    article=1036&context=datasciencereview&fbclid=IwAR2TjcC7iHp3cjaeKK_9ahXDwgfnNAffZ-
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    Fake News Detection: A Deep Learning Approach

    Published on: 2018

    In this paper, the purpose was to detect fake news with the help of deep learning architectures. They
    stated that, most of the existing models for fake news detection treat it as binary classification task
    (classifying the elements of a given set into two groups on the basis of a classification rule)- which limits
    the machine’s ability to learn. So, this paper presented neural architecture to predict fake news by
    making a stand between the headline and the body of article.

    Their model had an accuracy of 94.21% on the datasets.

    They used Tf-IDF – Dense neural network(DNN), by which they got a result of 94.21% accuracy.

    Their second best model was BoW-DNN. They also came to a conclusion that, Word2Vec model had the
    lowest accuracy score when tested on datasets. They wanted to extend their work on social media
    datasets in future.

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