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التصنيف التلقائي لتقنيات التحييد في سرد شكوك تغير المناخ
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تقنيات التحييد، على سبيل المثالإن رفض المسؤولية والحرمان من الضحية، يتم استخدامه في سرد شكوك تغير المناخ لتبرير عدم العمل أو تعزيز وجهة نظر بديلة.نسترحب أولا بالعلوم الاجتماعية لإدخال المشكلة في مجتمع NLP، وتقديم حبيبتي مخطط الترميز، ثم جمع التعليقات التوضيحية اليدوية من التقنيات المحايدة في النص فيما يتعلق بتغير المناخ، وتجربة النماذج القائمة على برت تحت إشراف وشبه الإشرافوبعد
Neutralisation techniques, e.g. denial of responsibility and denial of victim, are used in the narrative of climate change scepticism to justify lack of action or to promote an alternative view. We first draw on social science to introduce the problem to the community of nlp, present the granularity of the coding schema and then collect manual annotations of neutralised techniques in text relating to climate change, and experiment with supervised and semi- supervised BERT-based models.
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