2023
DOI: 10.32604/csse.2023.027502
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Optimal Weighted Extreme Learning Machine for Cybersecurity Fake News Classification

Abstract: Fake news and its significance carried the significance of affecting diverse aspects of diverse entities, ranging from a city lifestyle to a country global relativity, various methods are available to collect and determine fake news. The recently developed machine learning (ML) models can be employed for the detection and classification of fake news. This study designs a novel Chaotic Ant Swarm with Weighted Extreme Learning Machine (CAS-WELM) for Cybersecurity Fake News Detection and Classification. The goal … Show more

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“…The paper [23] addresses the pressing issue of fake news detection, emphasizing its broad implications from local to global scales. While various methods exist for identifying fake news, this study introduces a unique machine learning model, Chaotic Ant Swarm with Weighted Extreme Learning Machine (CAS-WELM), which is tailored explicitly for Cybersecurity Fake News Detection and Classification.…”
Section: Current Research Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The paper [23] addresses the pressing issue of fake news detection, emphasizing its broad implications from local to global scales. While various methods exist for identifying fake news, this study introduces a unique machine learning model, Chaotic Ant Swarm with Weighted Extreme Learning Machine (CAS-WELM), which is tailored explicitly for Cybersecurity Fake News Detection and Classification.…”
Section: Current Research Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weights of the output layer are obtained through a one-step analytical calculation. ELM can avoid the complex training process of repeated iterations and greatly improves training efficiency [21]. The essence of ELM is to transform the training process into a linear least square's solution, and apply generalized inverse to calculate the weights of the output layer [22].…”
Section: Elmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After extracting fault information features, it is necessary to select appropriate algorithms for data classification. Echo network constructs a random network structure by randomly arranging large-scale sparsely connected analog neurons to form an efficient circular neural network, also known as reserve pool computing [7].…”
Section: Machine Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%