DIGITAL NEWS CLASSIFICATION AND PUNCTUACTION USING MACHINE LEARNING AND TEXT MINING TECHNIQUES

Fernando Andrés CEVALLOS SALAS

fcevallosepn@gmail.com
Escuela Politécnica Nacional (Ecuador)
https://orcid.org/0009-0002-5222-2599

Abstract

 Persistent growth of information in recent decades, along with the development of new information technologies for its management, have made it essential to develop systems that allow to synthesize this massive information or better known as big data. In this article, a feedback based system for massive processing of digital newspapers is presented. This system synthesizes the most relevant information from different news stories obtained from several sources. System is fed with information from the Internet using web scraping techniques. All this information is stored in a data lake which has been implemented using NoSQL databases. Next, data processing is performed, focusing on words, their relevance, and their correlation with other words from related content groups or headlines. In order to perform this aggrupation, machine learning Large Language Model (LLM), K Nearest Neighbors (KNN) and text mining techniques are used. New text mining algorithms are also developed to adjust thresholds during content aggregation and synthesis. Finally, the results visualization mechanism is presented which allow users to give a punctuation to the news stories. This mechanism represents a feedback punctuation for the system which will be considered into the global punctuation, which is the basis to show the results. This system can be useful to summarize all the information contained in the news stories which are stored in Internet, providing users a fast way to be informed.


Keywords:

artificial intelligence, digital news, machine learning, text mining

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2024-06-30

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CEVALLOS SALAS, F. A. (2024). DIGITAL NEWS CLASSIFICATION AND PUNCTUACTION USING MACHINE LEARNING AND TEXT MINING TECHNIQUES. Applied Computer Science, 20(2), 24–42. https://doi.org/10.35784/acs-2024-14

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Fernando Andrés CEVALLOS SALAS 
fcevallosepn@gmail.com
Escuela Politécnica Nacional Ecuador
https://orcid.org/0009-0002-5222-2599

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