Detection of Unwanted Information on Quora Using Support Vector Machine and AlexNet

The objective of the work is to identify the unwanted information like spam data on Quora using Support Vector Machine over Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) AlexNet. To acquire the accuracy, an innovative SVM Classifier function was used. The assortment of information and its pre-processing are examined. The fundamental advances taken to prepare and test the example utilizing the two calculations are done. For the review, almost 20 samples were taken and 10 for each group to assess, look at and figure out the exactness of proposed calculations. For accuracy expectation, a G power of 80 % and the parameters CI of 0.95, alpha 0.05 and beta 0.2 is utilized. From observation, the support vector machine with accuracy of 95.72 % is inferred to have higher accuracy in identifying the unsolicited information and avoid data theft, and its threshold is higher than the AlexNet method with an accuracy of 93.47 %, and with a statistical significance of p is 0.003 (p < 0.05), it is statistically significant. Results: The social media platform was made so that people could talk to each other and share how they feel. But a lot of info is being stolen. A lot of the scams make profiles and collect information about other people. This research shows how important it is to be able to spot fraudsters on social media. Scammers were found using two different algorithms, SVM and CNN AlexNet. Among those, the suggested SVM did well and figured out from the affection of unwanted information.