Toxicity detection in online Georgian discussions

Toxicity detection in online Georgian discussions

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Online social platforms have become omnipresent.While these environments are beneficial for sharing messages, ideas, or information of any kind, they also expose cyber-bullying, verbal harassment, or humiliation.Admittedly click here and regrettably, the latter actions are rampant, urging further research to restrain malicious activities.Even though this topic has been explored in several languages, there is no prior work in Georgian toxic comment analysis and detection.

In this work, we extracted data from the Tbilisi forum, an online platform for public discussions.Data containing 10,000 comments were labeled as crystal beaded candle holder toxic/non-toxic.After data preprocessing, we pass generated vectors to our models.We developed multiple deep learning architectures: NCP, biRNN, CNN, biGRU-CNN, biLSTM, biGRU, transformer, and a baseline NB-SVM.

We took a novel approach in toxic comment classification via employing a brain-inspired NCP model.Each model, including NCP, showed satisfactory results.Our best-performing model was CNN with 0.888 ACC and 0.

942 AUC.