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"Is it possible to detect offensive language on twitter, then block the user responsible?"
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"Is it possible to detect offensive language on twitter, then block the user responsible?"
Jammil789
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Is it possible to detect offensive language on twitter, then block the user responsible?
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David_A
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Hi,
Detecting the offensive language should be doable and you have at least two approaches:
Either you have a collection of previously collected and labeled tweets (offensive/not offensive) and train a classifier
or
You query an API for you to do that (one of the first hits on google is that one:
https://www.paralleldots.com/abusive-content)
As an idea how you can start building something like that, here is a recent research paper on exactly that topic:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.04433
Best,
David
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@David_A
Thanks, will have a go.
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Detecting the offensive language should be doable and you have at least two approaches:
- Either you have a collection of previously collected and labeled tweets (offensive/not offensive) and train a classifier
or- You query an API for you to do that (one of the first hits on google is that one: https://www.paralleldots.com/abusive-content)
As an idea how you can start building something like that, here is a recent research paper on exactly that topic:https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.04433
Best,
David