Is it a click bait? Let's predict using Machine Learning
Sohom Ghosh

TL;DR
This paper proposes a machine learning system to predict the likelihood of social media posts being clickbait, addressing the challenge of identifying attention-grabbing but potentially misleading content related to news articles.
Contribution
It introduces a novel machine learning approach specifically designed to classify tweets as clickbait or not, enhancing online news content analysis.
Findings
Achieved high accuracy in clickbait detection
Demonstrated effectiveness on real social media datasets
Improved over existing baseline methods
Abstract
In this era of digitisation, news reader tend to read news online. This is because, online media instantly provides access to a wide variety of content. Thus, people don't have to wait for tomorrow's newspaper to know what's happening today. Along with these virtues, online news have some vices as well. One such vice is presence of social media posts (tweets) relating to news articles whose sole purpose is to draw attention of the users rather than directing them to read the actual content. Such posts are referred to as clickbaits. The objective of this project is to develop a system which would be capable of predicting how likely are the social media posts (tweets) relating to new articles tend to be clickbait.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMisinformation and Its Impacts · Topic Modeling · Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
