Omar Hayat
FAST
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I18-0511
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2022
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Python, KendoReact, MUI, React, Flask, MongoDB, MERN Stack
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Social Media Investigator Misinformation, inaccurate, or misleading information is being used by many as a tool to achieve a political and narrative wins. Social Media Investigator is a tool that is used to identify the fake trends used for spreading misinformation on social media platforms. It performs deep analysis and generates a report which includes all the proof that how a particular trend contains information that is based on incorrect facts. Social Media Investigator is connected with Twitter through “Tweepy” and handles the real-time data. The user can search a trend in the web dashboard, check the location of individual posts in a trend, check for the most influential post in a trend, the sentiment of a trend, check for bots in a trend, and create a counter-trend using Social Media Investigator. Features include: - Sentiment of a Trend. - Location of each individual post in a Trend. - Most influential post in a Trend. - Bots Identification in a Trend. - Countering the negative sentiment trend using Text generation. Web Dashboard implemented using MERN Stack Technology Used: Python, KendoReact, MUI, React, Flask, MongoDB Supervisor Name: Dr. Atif Jilani Group Members: Omar Hayat (I18-0511)
AI enrichment
Omar Hayat is a BSCS student who developed a Social Media Investigator tool using the MERN stack and Python to analyze misinformation trends on Twitter. The project features sentiment analysis, bot identification, and counter-trend generation capabilities.
Skills (AI)
["Python", "React", "Flask", "MongoDB", "MERN Stack", "KendoReact", "MUI", "Twitter API (Tweepy)", "Sentiment Analysis", "Data Visualization"]
Status: ai_done
Provenance
Source file: Graduate Directory FAST School of Computing 2022 Final Version (07-06-2022).pdfFrom job #25 page 262
Created: 1778149999