Digital tormenting Detection in view of Semantic-Enhanced Marginalized De-noising Auto-Encoder

Authors

  • Deepika R J Brindavan College of Engineering, Bangalore
  • Prameela G V Brindavan College of Engineering, Bangalore
  • Samreen Samreen Brindavan College of Engineering, Bangalore
  • Divya B V Brindavan College of Engineering, Bangalore
  • Basavaraju S Brindavan College of Engineering, Bangalore

Keywords:

Internet, SDA, denoising

Abstract

Conceptual As a symptom of progressively prevalent online networking, digital tormenting has risen as a difficult issue distressing kids, youths and youthful grown-ups. Machine learning systems make programmed location of tormenting messages in online networking conceivable, and this could develop a sound and safe web-based social networking condition. In this important research zone, one basic issue is strong and discriminative numerical portrayal learning of instant messages. In this paper, we propose another portrayal learning strategy to handle this issue. Our technique named Semantic-Enhanced Marginalized De-Noising Auto-Encoder (smSDA) is produced by means of semantic augmentation of the famous profound learning model stacked de-noising auto encoder. The semantic expansion comprises of semantic dropout clamour and sparsity limitations, where the semantic dropout commotion is planned in light of space learning and the word inserting procedure. Our proposed strategy can misuse the shrouded include structure of tormenting data and take in a vigorous and discriminative portrayal of content. Thorough examinations on two open digital tormenting corpora (Twitter and Myspace) are directed, and the outcomes demonstrate that our proposed approaches outflank other standard content portrayal learning techniques.

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Published

2017-10-05

How to Cite

[1]
D. R. J, P. G. V, S. Samreen, D. B. V, and B. S, “Digital tormenting Detection in view of Semantic-Enhanced Marginalized De-noising Auto-Encoder”, pices, vol. 1, no. 6, pp. 115-119, Oct. 2017.