Monitoring Suspicious Discussions on Social Media Case Study

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Published: Jun 20, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26483/ijarcs.v8i5.3297
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Data Mining, Data Analysis, Algorithms, Monitoring.

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TRIDIB CHAKRABORTY
GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JIS GROUP
Jeevan Krishna Ghosh
Puja Datta
Aliva Ghosh

Abstract

The goal of data analysis is to selecting words from the social media like “face bookâ€, “twitterâ€, “orkut†etc and then the words are analyzed using some algorithm like c4.5 or with any other algorithm, then the patterns are judged to discover that whether the word or comment can create any negative impact or not. If there is any chance of creating negative impact by that comment, it will be deleted. And it is the nature of some people making suspicious discussions and sometimes they cross their limits and this may create havoc in the society. So monitoring these staffs very carefully & effectively is necessary. The steps involve collecting data from social media known as Data Mining, analyzing them with some negative & positive words which are affecting peoples is known as Data Analysis, making decision with some effective Algorithms, & lastly Monitoring them carefully. It’s become much more helpful now-a-days to watch criminal activities and to deal with cyber crime.

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Vol. 8 No. 5 (2017): May-June 2017
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TRIDIB CHAKRABORTY, GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JIS GROUP

Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology

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