ISSN: 3007-9349 (Online) ISSN: 3007-9330 (Print)

ISSN: 3007-9349 (Online) ISSN: 3007-9330 (Print)
Societal
Transformation: AI and Big Data Journal (AIBD) is an open-access
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Abstract: With the growing interest in academics and industry towards research and the availability of large number of publishers, the frequency of publications is also on the rise. It is found that researchers are very careful about the selection of the related periodicals and the proceedings with good research index and well-known publishers. In this direction, this research performed a quantitative analysis of the publication by various authors in leading journals. We identified their interests/ selection of the periodicals for their research publication. For this purpose, a scrapping tool was developed, and data was scrapped for scientific publications published in [...]
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2025Abstract: Data duplication is one of the core issues in data warehouses pertaining to the quality of data. By finding and removing duplicate data, you can decrease the amount of space needed to store your data. For smooth, efficient, and fast analysis the duplicated data needs to be filtered out before using it for further process. However, very few research has been done on data deduplication for textual data. Realizing this gap, this paper presents analysis of bloom filters to detect duplicates in textual data. The paper discusses the challenges and the need for textual data deduplication. Existing literature on [...]
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2025This qualitative study investigates the relationship between cyberbullying and social withdrawal in 12–20 years teenage population. The study reviews survey data collected from students at different frequencies from own educational institutions to analyze the extent of cyberbullying, its emotional effects and leading to the behavioral changes. The results show a notable correlation between cyberbullying and social withdrawal; a large number of the surveyed teenagers reported experiencing anxiety, trust issues, and indivisibility: the preference to chat with each other online instead of meeting in person. The findings highlight the importance of systemic change and networking support in facing this growing issue. [...]
2024The usage of social networks is rising in the past few years. Most of the frequently used information is widely shared via social media networks including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. Via these platforms, people can show their feelings, expressions, emotions, and opinions. These platforms provide meaningful content about users and their personality traits. Such information can be exploited to analyze the personality of the end-users. In this research, we explored a novel technique for personality modelling using Big 5 traits. We propose a comprehensive framework and machine learning pipeline that can be adopted for personality prediction. In order to solve [...]
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