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Main Author: Dr. Yashaswini S, Dr. Jayanthi M G, Satya Bonthala, G Kavya Rao
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Published: Zenodo 2025
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14837249
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author Dr. Yashaswini S, Dr. Jayanthi M G, Satya Bonthala, G Kavya Rao
author_facet Dr. Yashaswini S, Dr. Jayanthi M G, Satya Bonthala, G Kavya Rao
contents <p>Hate speech has become a growing concern in the <br>digital age due to its potential to harm individuals and <br>communities. With the increasing prevalence of social media and <br>online platforms, the detection of hate speech has become a <br>critical task for ensuring a safer online environment. Traditional <br>methods for identifying hate speech often rely on keyword <br>matching and manual moderation, which can be inefficient and <br>inaccurate. In this paper, we explore the application of deep <br>learning techniques for hate speech detection. By leveraging <br>advanced neural network architectures such as Convolutional <br>Neural Networks (CNNs), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), <br>and Transformer- based models, we aim to achieve a high level of <br>accuracy in identifying hate speech across various datasets. Our <br>approach involves preprocessing text data, feature extraction, <br>and model training to handle linguistic nuances, contextual <br>dependencies, and varying levels of toxicity. Experimental results <br>demonstrate the efficacy of our proposed model in detecting hate <br>speech, outperforming traditional methods and providing a <br>robust solution to combat online hate speech effectively. This <br>research highlights the potential of deep learning as a powerful <br>tool for fostering safer digital communication. Keywords: Hate <br>Speech Detection, Deep Learning, Neural Networks, Text <br>Classification, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, <br>Transformer Models, Sentiment Analysis, Toxicity Analysis, <br>Text Preprocessing, Feature Extraction, Contextual Analysis, <br>and Online Safety</p>
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spellingShingle Leveraging Deep Learning Techniques for Hate Speech Identification
Dr. Yashaswini S, Dr. Jayanthi M G, Satya Bonthala, G Kavya Rao
<p>Hate speech has become a growing concern in the <br>digital age due to its potential to harm individuals and <br>communities. With the increasing prevalence of social media and <br>online platforms, the detection of hate speech has become a <br>critical task for ensuring a safer online environment. Traditional <br>methods for identifying hate speech often rely on keyword <br>matching and manual moderation, which can be inefficient and <br>inaccurate. In this paper, we explore the application of deep <br>learning techniques for hate speech detection. By leveraging <br>advanced neural network architectures such as Convolutional <br>Neural Networks (CNNs), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), <br>and Transformer- based models, we aim to achieve a high level of <br>accuracy in identifying hate speech across various datasets. Our <br>approach involves preprocessing text data, feature extraction, <br>and model training to handle linguistic nuances, contextual <br>dependencies, and varying levels of toxicity. Experimental results <br>demonstrate the efficacy of our proposed model in detecting hate <br>speech, outperforming traditional methods and providing a <br>robust solution to combat online hate speech effectively. This <br>research highlights the potential of deep learning as a powerful <br>tool for fostering safer digital communication. Keywords: Hate <br>Speech Detection, Deep Learning, Neural Networks, Text <br>Classification, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, <br>Transformer Models, Sentiment Analysis, Toxicity Analysis, <br>Text Preprocessing, Feature Extraction, Contextual Analysis, <br>and Online Safety</p>
title Leveraging Deep Learning Techniques for Hate Speech Identification
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14837249