Fake-News-Detection and Fake-News-Detector

These are competitors offering similar machine learning approaches to fake news detection, with Project A being more minimalist while Project B provides a more complete end-to-end pipeline with interactive deployment via Streamlit.

Fake-News-Detection
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Maturity 16/25
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Maintenance 6/25
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Community 9/25
Stars: 96
Forks: 59
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Language: Jupyter Notebook
License: MIT
Stars: 53
Forks: 4
Downloads:
Commits (30d): 0
Language: Python
License: MIT
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About Fake-News-Detection

kapilsinghnegi/Fake-News-Detection

This project detects whether a news is fake or not using machine learning.

This project helps journalists, researchers, or anyone processing news identify misinformation. You input a news article, and it tells you if the article is likely fake or genuine. This is ideal for content moderators, fact-checkers, or media analysts who need to quickly assess the authenticity of news.

fact-checking media-analysis misinformation-detection content-moderation journalism-tools

About Fake-News-Detector

AmirhosseinHonardoust/Fake-News-Detector

A complete NLP and Machine Learning project to detect fake and real news using TF-IDF and Logistic Regression. Includes full training pipeline, evaluation charts, and an interactive Streamlit web app for real-time credibility analysis. Dataset adapted from Kaggle’s Fake and Real News Dataset.

This tool helps journalists, researchers, or anyone evaluating online content quickly determine if a news article or headline is likely fake or real. You simply input a piece of text, and it classifies it as either "REAL" or "FAKE," along with a probability score. This is designed for individuals who need a fast, preliminary credibility check on news content.

news-verification media-literacy content-credibility misinformation-detection online-journalism

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