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Having alerts or suspicions to cause doubt about economic investment computer applications is of great value to avoid possible spam. In this research, it is proposed to use the emotions expressed in text as a pattern of emotional behavior to try to discover possible scams. The results obtained from the experiment show that when the equivalent or corresponding function between positive and negative emotions appears, it is largely possible that the investment platform is a scam. Of course, all this is supported by the error produced by working with human opinions.
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Fiallos, B.V., Vivar, S.M., Naranjo, M.L., Gomez A., H.F. (2024). Basic Alert Generator for Potentially Fraudulent Investment Platforms. In: Montenegro, C., Rocha, Á., Cueva Lovelle, J.M. (eds) Management, Tourism and Smart Technologies. ICMTT 2023. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 773. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-44131-8_17
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