Hidden bad words identification in social Network content
Анотація
With the increase in popularity and availability of different social media platforms, more and more people are finding it easier and easier to communicate with each other all over the world. That is just one of the highlights of social media. Now let us look at the downside of social media. While many people use it for simple communication with friends and family and keeping up with the latest trends and news, others on the other hand are using it for all the wrong reasons including bullying and circulating false information. All of this has led to the development and improvements of things such as the detection of abusive language, hate speech, cyberbullying, and trolling amongst others. Social Media Sites are being tasked to continuously improve their cybersecurity measures to protect their users from cyberbullying.
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