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NLP classifier for misinformation detection. TruStorE™ blends linguistic heuristics, sentiment drift analysis, and Word Pair Logic™ to flag manipulative tone in news articles, a tell-tale sign of fake news as emotions are elicited to replace facts. Built for reproducibility, modular deployment, and artifact-grade impact.
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Amazon Comprehend is a natural-language processing (NLP) service that uses machine learning to uncover information in unstructured data. The service can identify critical elements in data, including references to language, people, and places, and the text files can be categorized by relevant topics.
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