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Offensive posts are a constant nuisance in many Web platforms. As a consequence, there has been growing interest in devising methods to automatically identify such posts. In this paper, we present Hate2Vec -- an approach for detecting offensive comments on the Web. Hate2Vec relies on a classifier ensemble. The base learners include: (i) a lexicon-based classifier which leverages the semantic relatedness of word embeddings; (ii) a logistic regression classifier based on comment embeddings; (iii) and a standard bag-of-words (BOW) classifier based on unigram features. Our experiments with datasets in English and Portuguese have yielded high classification results (F-measure above 0.9) and significantly outperformed a traditional BOW classifier.
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