Abstract
Abstract: With the increased popularity of social media sites like Twitter and Instagram over the years, it has become easier for users of the sites to remain anonymous while taking part in hate speech against various peoples and communities. As a result, in an effort to curb such hate speech online, detection of the same has gained a lot more attention of late. Since curbing the growing amount of hate speech online by manual methods is not feasible, detection and control via Natural Language Processing and Deep Learning methods has gained popularity. In this paper, we evaluate the performance of a sequential model with the Universal Sentence Encoder against the RoBERTa method on different datasets for hate speech detection. The result of this study has shown a greater performance overall from using a Sequential model with a multilingual USE layer. Keywords: Hate Speech Detection, RoBERTa, Universal Sentence Encoder, Sequential model.
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