n this paper we describe the Hate and Morality (HaMor) submission for the Profiling Hate Speech Spreaders on Twitter task at PAN 2021. We ranked as the 19th position - over 66 participating teams - according to the averaged accuracy value of 73% reached by our proposed models over the two languages. We obtained the 43th higher accuracy for English (62%) and the 2nd higher accuracy for Spanish (84%). We proposed four types of features for inferring users attitudes just from the text in their messages: HS detection, users morality, named entities, and communicative behaviour. The results of our experiments are promising and will lead to future investigations of these features in a finer grained perspective.
HaMor at the Profiling Hate Speech Spreaders on Twitter
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n this paper we describe the Hate and Morality (HaMor) submission for the Profiling Hate Speech Spreaders on Twitter task at PAN 2021. We ranked as the 19th position - over 66 participating teams - according to the averaged accuracy value of 73% reached by our proposed models over the two languages. We obtained the 43th higher accuracy for English (62%) and the 2nd higher accuracy for Spanish (84%). We proposed four types of features for inferring users attitudes just from the text in their messages: HS detection, users morality, named entities, and communicative behaviour. The results of our experiments are promising and will lead to future investigations of these features in a finer grained perspective.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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