Comparative analysis of hate speech detection: Traditional vs. deep learning approaches
Detecting hate speech on social media poses a significant challenge, especially in distinguishing it from offensive language, as learning-based models often struggle due to nuanced differences between them, which leads to frequent misclassifications of hate speech instances, with most research focus...
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Main Authors: | PEN, Haibo, TEO, Nicole Anne Huiying, WANG, Zhaoxia |
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2024
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