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Dhivya-Confection @ LT-EDI-EACL2021: الكشف عن الكلام عبر الأمل متعدد اللغات للنصوص المختلطة والروابط
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في هذه الورقة نعمل مع كورسيا الكشف عن الكلام تتضمن مجموعات بيانات اللغة الإنجليزية والتاميل والمالياالام.نقدم آلية مرحلتين لاكتشاف خطاب الأمل.في المرحلة الأولى، نبني مصنف لتحديد لغة النص.في المرحلة الثانية، نبني مصنف للكشف عن خطاب الأمل أو الكلام غير الأمل أو لا تانج.تظهر النتائج التجريبية أن الكشف عن الكلام الأمل صعبة وهناك مجال للتحسين.
In this paper we work with a hope speech detection corpora that includes English, Tamil, and Malayalam datasets. We present a two phase mechanism to detect hope speech. In the first phase we build a classifier to identify the language of the text. In the second phase, we build a classifier to detect hope speech, non hope speech, or not lang labels. Experimental results show that hope speech detection is challenging and there is scope for improvement.
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task. The specific task objective is to classify the given speech into Hope speech', Not Hope speech', and Not in intended language'. In terms of method, we use fine-tuned ALBERT and K fold cross-validation to accomplish this task. In the end, we achieved a good result in the rank list of the task result, and the final F1 score was 0.93, tying for first place. However, we will continue to try to improve methods to get better results in future work.
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