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Antisocial Behavior corpus for harmful language detection

@article{Munezero2013AntisocialBC,
  title={Antisocial Behavior corpus for harmful language detection},
  author={Myriam Munezero and Maxim Mozgovoy and Tuomo Kakkonen and Vitaly Klyuev and Erkki Sutinen},
  journal={2013 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems},
  year={2013},
  pages={261-265}
}
We report on experiments that demonstrate the relevance of our AntiSocial Behavior (ASB) corpus as a machine learning resource to detect antisocial behavior from text. We first describe the corpus and then, by using the corpus for training machine learning algorithms, we build a set of binary classifiers. Experimental evaluations revealed that classifiers built based on the ASB corpus produce reliable classification results with up to 98% accuracy. We believe that the dataset will be valuable… 
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