Research Article
Fake Detect: A Deep Learning Ensemble Model for Fake News Detection
Table 1
Description of the LIAR dataset.
| No. | Feature name | Datatype | Missing values | Mean (μ) ± Std (σ) | Range | No. of categories |
| 1 | ID of the statement | Object | — | — | | | 2 | Label | Object | — | — | | 2 | 3 | Statement | Object | — | — | | 4007 | 4 | Subject(s) | Object | — | — | | 1823 | 5 | Speaker | Object | — | — | | 9 | 6 | Speaker’s job title | Object | 1184 | — | | 656 | 7 | State info | Object | 926 | — | | | 8 | Party affiliation | Object | — | — | | 4 | 9 | Barely true counts | Int (64) | — | 11.59 ± 18.98 | 0–70 | | 10 | False counts | Int (64) | — | 13.36 ± 24.14 | 0–114 | | 11 | Half true counts | Int (64) | — | 17.19 ± 35.85 | 0–160 | | 12 | Mostly true counts | Int (64) | — | 16.50 ± 36.17 | 0–163 | | 13 | Pants on fire counts | Int (64) | — | 6.25 ± 16.18 | 0–70 | | 14 | The context (venue/location of the speech or statement) | Object | 52 | | | |
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