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A novel approach toward cyberbullying with intelligent recommendations using deep learning based blockchain solution
Aliaa M Alabdali1, Arwa Mashat2
1Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, King Abdulaziz University, Department of Information Technology, Rabigh, Saudi Arabia.
Abstract:
Integrating healthcare into traffic accident prevention through predictive modeling holds immense potential. Decentralized Defense presents a transformative vision for combating cyberbullying, prioritizing user privacy, fostering a safer online environment, and offering valuable insights for both healthcare and predictive modeling applications. As cyberbullying proliferates in social media, a pressing need exists for a robust and innovative solution that ensures user safety in the cyberspace. This paper aims toward introducing the approach of merging Blockchain and Federated Learning (FL), to create a decentralized AI solutions for cyberbullying. It has also used Alloy Language for formal modeling of social connections using specific declarations that are defined by the novel algorithm in the paper on two different datasets on Cyberbullying and are available online. The proposed novel method uses DBN to run established relation tests amongst the features in two phases, the first is LSTM to run tests to develop established features for the DBN layer and second is that these are run on various blocks of information of the blockchain. The performance of our proposed research is compared with the previous research and are evaluated using several metrics on creating the standard benchmarks for real world applications.
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