2021
DOI: 10.1007/s13278-021-00852-x
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Abusive Bangla comments detection on Facebook using transformer-based deep learning models

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“…To train embeddings, a recent research in cyberbullying detection has mostly focused on employing recurrent neural networks (RNN) and pre-trained models using plain tokens [14]. Other studies offer alternative solutions [15], by using psychological variables such as personalities, attitudes, and emotions in order to improve automated cyberbullying-related texts classification. However, these results were obtained by means of the rudimentary models.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To train embeddings, a recent research in cyberbullying detection has mostly focused on employing recurrent neural networks (RNN) and pre-trained models using plain tokens [14]. Other studies offer alternative solutions [15], by using psychological variables such as personalities, attitudes, and emotions in order to improve automated cyberbullying-related texts classification. However, these results were obtained by means of the rudimentary models.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(a) Visual-based: the types of fake news are described in the material using a graphical depiction of video or photo shopped pictures or a mix of both [10] (b) User-based: using this method, the intended audience could be attracted by establishing fictitious accounts that reflect certain demographics such as gender, age, and culture [16] (c) Post-based: social media sites like Facebook posts with video or picture captions, memes, tweets, and so on are the common places for this kind of fake news to emerge [17] (d) Network-based: there are some people of an organization who are linked to this type of fake news, where this concept is primarily used to groups of linked persons on LinkedIn and friends-of-friends on Facebook [18] (e) Knowledge-based: these new articles will be created using articles that provide plausible explanations or 4 Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing scientific knowledge about an unsolved problem to disseminate false info [19] (f) Style-based: false news may be produced by anybody with the ability to write in a variety of styles, but this style-based news was only concerned with how the false info was presented to end consumers [20] Some ways for determining whether or not a piece of news is false are shown in the Figure 1 or the techniques described below.…”
Section: Types Of Fake Newsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [24] , authors have introduced Bangla BERT a monolingual model. Another use of BERT can be seen in [8] , where they use this architecture for classifying abusive comments.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%