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FinTwit-Bot is a Discord bot designed to track and analyze financial markets by pulling data from platforms like Twitter, Reddit, and Binance. It features customizable tools for sentiment analysis, market trends, and portfolio tracking to help traders stay informed and make data-driven decisions.

  • Updated Jul 15, 2024
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Machine Learning and Deep Learning Model using Natural Language Processing to help in detection of the fake news. Used Deep Learning models such as Artificial Neural Network and ML models like SVM and random forest using Python, NLTK Library, Numpy and Sklearn. Can help overcome privacy and cybersecurity challenges

  • Updated Jul 10, 2024
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This repository contains our work for Task 1 of the ITSOLERA internship, a sentiment analysis project. Using Python and Streamlit, We developed a web application that analyzes text input and predicts the sentiment as positive or negative. The repository includes the complete code for the project.

  • Updated Jul 4, 2024
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MER is a software that identifies and highlights manipulative communication in text from human conversations and AI-generated responses. MER benchmarks language models for manipulative expressions, fostering development of transparency and safety in AI. It also supports manipulation victims by detecting manipulative patterns in human communication.

  • Updated Jul 1, 2024
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