2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2021.3092728
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A Content-Based Chinese Spam Detection Method Using a Capsule Network With Long-Short Attention

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“…Barushka and Hajek [30] presented an integrated distribution-based balancing approach and regularized deep neural networks for spam filtering. Tong et al [31] proposed a capsule network model combining long-short attention for detecting Chinese spam, which used a multi-channel structure based on the long-short attention mechanism. According to the experimental results, the model outperformed the current mainstream methods, such as TextCNN, LSTM, and even BERT, in characterization and detection.…”
Section: Detection Methods Based On Deep Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Barushka and Hajek [30] presented an integrated distribution-based balancing approach and regularized deep neural networks for spam filtering. Tong et al [31] proposed a capsule network model combining long-short attention for detecting Chinese spam, which used a multi-channel structure based on the long-short attention mechanism. According to the experimental results, the model outperformed the current mainstream methods, such as TextCNN, LSTM, and even BERT, in characterization and detection.…”
Section: Detection Methods Based On Deep Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On spam text information obtained from the UCI machine learning repository, they achieved a 99% accuracy. Tong et al (2021) used a deep learning model based on LSTM and BERT to overcome issues such as unfair representation, inadequate detection effect, and poor practicality in Chinese spam detection. They created this model to capture complex text features using a long-short attention mechanism.…”
Section: Deep Learning (Dl) Approaches For Spam Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%