Factorial!: A Google Chrome Extension to Analyze and Rate News Articles using Machine Learning

Daniel Miao, Tyler Liu, Andrew Park
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The advent and spread of the internet has caused many users to favor the convenience and breadth of reporting that online news offers, whether it be from media companies or social platforms, which in turn has led to the monetization and corruption of said stories [4]. Large, company-owned news sites each try to appeal to only a few groups across the political spectrum, oftentimes sacrificing the indifference and integrity which serve as the tenets of honest journalism. We propose to aid in solving this problem a Chrome extension which serves to provide metrics, information, and line-by-line analysis of article text in order to help readers stay aware and healthily skeptical [5][6]. Using machine learning (ML) as well as traditional algorithms, we aim to provide key info on the article’s truthfulness as well as the source’s bias and ownership [7]. In this project, we used 3 main models, each to detect fake news, political leaning and sentiment, in addition to traditional criteria such as readability, # of words, and time to read. All of our models performed well both theoretically and practically, giving above 80% accuracy on all occasions.
! !:一个谷歌Chrome扩展分析和评级新闻文章使用机器学习
互联网的出现和传播使得许多用户青睐在线新闻报道的便利性和广度,无论是来自媒体公司还是社交平台,这反过来又导致了这些故事的货币化和腐败[4]。大型公司所有的新闻网站都试图只吸引政治光谱中的少数群体,往往牺牲了作为诚实新闻原则的冷漠和正直。我们建议帮助解决这个问题的Chrome扩展,提供指标,信息和逐行分析的文章文本,以帮助读者保持意识和健康的怀疑[5][6]。使用机器学习(ML)和传统算法,我们的目标是提供关于文章真实性以及来源偏见和所有权的关键信息[7]。在这个项目中,我们使用了3个主要模型,除了可读性、字数和阅读时间等传统标准外,每个模型都用于检测假新闻、政治倾向和情绪。我们所有的模型在理论和实践上都表现良好,在所有情况下准确率都在80%以上。
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