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    Ashish Sharma, a final semester B. Tech student in IT and Mathematics, applied for the CLiPS GSOC "Fake News" project. He expressed interest in computational linguistics and a desire to make a career in the field. Sharma stated he is proficient in coding, data science, machine learning, linguistics, and web/mobile applications. He provided ideas for the fake news project, such as using social media reactions to gauge emotional responses to news and detecting writing patterns common in fake news spread through memes and punctuation. Sharma also suggested using deep learning and reverse image search to detect forged images and is eager to discuss his ideas further.

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    Ashish Sharma, a final semester B. Tech student in IT and Mathematics, applied for the CLiPS GSOC "Fake News" project. He expressed interest in computational linguistics and a desire to make a career in the field. Sharma stated he is proficient in coding, data science, machine learning, linguistics, and web/mobile applications. He provided ideas for the fake news project, such as using social media reactions to gauge emotional responses to news and detecting writing patterns common in fake news spread through memes and punctuation. Sharma also suggested using deep learning and reverse image search to detect forged images and is eager to discuss his ideas further.

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    Ashish Sharma: Cluster Innovation Centre

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    Ashish Sharma, a final semester B. Tech student in IT and Mathematics, applied for the CLiPS GSOC "Fake News" project. He expressed interest in computational linguistics and a desire to make a career in the field. Sharma stated he is proficient in coding, data science, machine learning, linguistics, and web/mobile applications. He provided ideas for the fake news project, such as using social media reactions to gauge emotional responses to news and detecting writing patterns common in fake news spread through memes and punctuation. Sharma also suggested using deep learning and reverse image search to detect forged images and is eager to discuss his ideas further.

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    Ashish 16 MARCH 2017

    Sharma
    Cluster Innovation Tom De Smedt
    Centre Senior Researcher
    University of Delhi CLiPS
    St. Lucas University College of Art & Design
    Address Antwerp
    2943/13 III Floor,
    Patel Nagar(South) Sir,
    New Delhi -110008
    India I am glad that i came across CLiPS GSOC project, i have been interested in
    +91-97111790054 computational linguistics ever i took a course on this in the second
    ashish851995@gmail.com semester of my degree and i honestly wish to make a career in this field.

    I’m pursuing a B. tech. Degree in IT and Mathematics, currently in final


    semester, i'm proficient in coding and have worked on projects that
    involve Data Science, ML, Linguistics, Web & Mobile applications, details of
    which you can view in my resume attached with is letter.

    I am an inherently curious person and i have it in me to learn new things


    quickly and apply it to what i want to create & achieve.

    The “Fake news” project interests me a lot, all the ideas stated in the
    project description are great and i’m sure i can contribute to all of them
    and can’t wait to elaborate how. Few of the ideas that i have formed up are:

    Most people who spread fake news want readers dramatic emotional
    reaction, we can gauge an opinion towards a news through social media
    platforms(tweets etc.) and if it’s too strong, could be too happy or too
    angry that could be pointer towards detecting fake news.

    People spreading fake news also want it to be viral across the internet and
    usually write in a particular format (use of memes), too much punctuation
    etc. We can detect this in a given news article

    We can indeed use deep learning techniques to detect forged images,


    google’s TensorFlow might come to aid in this or reverse image search can
    prove useful.

    I would like to convey to you that i would love working on this project and
    have already started forming lots of ideas on how will i contribute with the
    ones stated above and would love to discuss all those,

    Thank you for your time I look forward to learning with this opportunity!

    Sincerely,

    Ashish Sharma

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