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Candidate solution for Facebook's fake news problem using machine learning and crowd-sourcing. Takes form of a Chrome extension. Developed in under 24 hours at 2017 Crimson Code hackathon at Washington State University.

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FakeFews

Facebook Fake News Classifier! (Currently experiencing 95% testing accuracy using k-fold cross validation)

Summary

Candidate solution for Facebook's fake news problem using machine learning and crowd-sourcing. Takes form of a Chrome extension. Developed in under 24 hours at 2017 Crimson Code hackathon at Washington State University.

Some notes:

  • Python secure server (with classifier and training data) lies in ./server
  • Chrome extension lies in ./client
  • Server, along with training data, is currently stored locally. Plans are to host these on external server soon.
  • Chrome extension is not yet available on Chrome App Store - this is in the works!

Example

Here's an example classification of fake news, as would appear in your Facebook feed:


Contributions

This was a great and challenging project, and we plan on taking this further. Of course, this couldn't have been completed without the rest of team SlickBits:

These guys have talent and persistence.


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