Automated Ham-Spam Lexicon Generation Based on Semantic Relations Extraction

Automated Ham-Spam Lexicon Generation Based on Semantic Relations Extraction

Ayman E. Khedr, Amira M. Idrees, Essam Shaaban
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/IJeC.2020040104
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Abstract

One of the current essential methods for communication is electronic email (e-mail). It is currently considered the official method for different business activities such as conducting agreements, the setup of official meetings, and team collaboration. This continuous interest in e-mails as a communication channel has drawn the attention to the need for eliminating spam which have a vital effect on both network resources and business activities. This research focuses on generating a ham-spam lexicon based on text analysis which is aimed to be one of the main resources for detecting personal spam e-mails. The lexicon generation is a key step to efficiently and economically successful spam elimination. The proposed framework has proven its applicability on a dataset of six groups and the classification algorithms have been examined to prove the efficient classification. The research is a step in a wider view for general intelligent business communication and collaboration framework.
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Mining Techniques are currently the key factor for different research in different fields including healthcare systems (Khedr, Kholeif, & Saad, 2017) and education systems (Khedr, Kholeif, & Hessen, 2015). Manipulating these techniques has proved to provide high accuracy in the discovery process such as in (Sultan, Khedr, Idrees, & Kholeif, 2017) which proposed an enhancement in FP-growth associations rules mining algorithm. Other examples are presented in (Khedr, Idrees, & Elseddawy, 2016; Khedr & Borgman, 2006) which proposed a successful enhancement classification mining techniques. Segments of information with different nature are targeted due to the variety of their usage such as in (Khedr & Kok, 2006) for banking data, (Khedr, 2013) for risk management data, and (Khedr, Kholeif, & Hessen, 2015) for learning data. In this section, the research will focus on two consecutive subjects, text analysis with demonstrating its applications and related fields, then a focus on the research for detecting spams from e-mails is discussed.

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