Authors:
Sneha Bushetty,Prasanna Thummalacheruvu,Vineetha Ramavath, C.Jagadeswari,Meghana Devarapalli,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2020.09.00014Keywords:
Classification,NB-SVM,BiLSTMs,BERT,Comments,ContentModeration,Abstract
Online social forums are a great place to express one’s opinions on others' work. But due to the threat of harassment and abuse online, many people stop expressing themselves and give up on seeking different opinions. This leads to the complete shutdown of the user comments section in many communities. Hence, there is a need to identify an efficient way to detect the level of toxicity in the comments posted online, which will be helpful to the content moderators who monitor the data obtained from the comments section on online forums. In this paper, we train various machine learning and deep learning models like NB-SVM, LSTM, BERT on the toxic comments dataset and analyze which approach is efficient for the task of classification of toxic comments.Refference:
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