Aggression Detection on Social Media Text Using Deep Neural Networks
In the past few years, bully and aggressive posts on social media have grown significantly, causing serious consequences for victims/users of all demographics. Majority of the work in this field has been done for English only. In this paper, we introduce a deep learning based classification system for Facebook posts and comments of Hindi-English Code-Mixed text to detect the aggressive behaviour of/towards users. Our work focuses on text from users majorly in the Indian Subcontinent. The dataset that we used for our models is provided by \textbf{TRAC-1}in their shared task. Our classification model assigns each Facebook post/comment to one of the three predefined categories: {`}Overtly Aggressive{''}, {}Covertly Aggressive{''} and {`}Non-Aggressive{''}. We experimented with 6 classification models and our CNN model on a 10 K-fold cross-validation gave the best result with the prediction accuracy of 73.2{\%}.
Code (1)
Tasks
ClassificationGeneral ClassificationSimilar Papers 제목 키워드 기반
Textual Aggression Detection through Deep Learning
Cyberbullying and cyberaggression are serious and widespread issues increasingly affecting Internet users. With the widespread of social media networks, bullying, once limited to particular places, can now occur anytime …
Deep LearningWord EmbeddingsCombining Shallow and Deep Learning for Aggressive Text Detection
We describe the participation of team TakeLab in the aggression detection shared task at the TRAC1 workshop for English. Aggression manifests in a variety of ways. Unlike some forms of aggression that are impossible to p…
BIG-bench Machine LearningDeep LearningText DetectionAggression Detection in Social Media using Deep Neural Networks
With the rise of user-generated content in social media coupled with almost non-existent moderation in many such systems, aggressive contents have been observed to rise in such forums. In this paper, we work on the probl…
Cyberbullying Detection via Aggression-Enhanced Prompting
Detecting cyberbullying on social media remains a critical challenge due to its subtle and varied expressions. This study investigates whether integrating aggression detection as an auxiliary task within a unified traini…
Multi-Task LearningA K-Competitive Autoencoder for Aggression Detection in Social Media Text
We present an approach to detect aggression from social media text in this work. A winner-takes-all autoencoder, called Emoti-KATE is proposed for this purpose. Using a log-normalized, weighted word-count vector at input…