
handle: 11511/115846
This study presents an expanded new dataset and a hybrid BERT-SVM model for fake news detection in Turkish. As part of the research, news articles collected from FCTR, SOSYALAN, X-Fact datasets and Turkish fact-checking platforms teyit.org, and dogrulukpayi.com were combined to create a comprehensive dataset containing more than 20 thousand news articles. To improve classification accuracy, a hybrid approach integrating a fine-tuned BERTurk model with Support Vector Machines (SVM) was proposed. Additionally, model predictions were evaluated in terms of stylistic bias. The results demonstrate that BERT-based hybrid models have significant potential in addressing the unique challenges of fake news detection in Turkish.
text classification, Turkish fact-checking, convolutional neural networks, BERTurk, fake news detection, support vector machines
text classification, Turkish fact-checking, convolutional neural networks, BERTurk, fake news detection, support vector machines
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