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Quantitative detection of disinformation patterns using semantic vector analysis

2025, vol.17 , no.4, pp. 119-126

Article [2025-04-12]

Authors
Valeri Nikolov
Michael Dimitrov
Abstract

This study examines the semantic coherence of disinformation headlines using publicly available machine learning tools. By applying sentiment, temporal, and security classifiers, the research confirms that syntactically distinct but thematically aligned headlines cluster in a shared semantic space. The findings support Claire Wardle’s concept of information environments and highlight the enduring importance of human judgment in combating information manipulation.

Keywords

disinformation detection, semantic analysis, machine learning

DOI

https://doi.org/10.59035/YDCC9347

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Valeri Nikolov, Michael Dimitrov. Quantitative detection of disinformation patterns using semantic vector analysis. International Journal on Information Technologies and Security, vol.17 , no.4, 2025, pp. 119-126. https://doi.org/10.59035/YDCC9347