TERNA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Toxic Comment Analysis
BE (A) SEM VII
UNDER THE GUIDANCE
OF
MISS. MINAL CHAUDHARI
GROUP MEMBERS:
RITIKA DWIVEDI – A7 TU3F2021007
RAUNAK CHAUDHARY – A9 TU3F2021008
CONTENT
1) Introduction
2) Problem Statement
3) Objective
4) Scope
5) Output
6) Conclusion
PRESENTATION TITLE
INTRODUCTION
Online Toxicity Challenge: In the digital age, the rise of online interactions has given voice to millions, but it has
also brought forth the challenge of online toxicity. Toxic comments and hate speech can have far-reaching
consequences, making the need for effective content moderation critical.
Leveraging NLP to automatically detect and categorize toxicity.
Building a high-accuracy NLP model for effective content moderation.
Using the "Jigsaw Toxic Comment Classification Challenge" dataset with Python, TensorFlow, and NLP
techniques.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
1) Rampant Online Toxicity: Widespread toxic comments and hate speech on digital platforms
create hostile environments, risking harm to users and undermining healthy online discourse.
2) Content Moderation Challenge: Content moderation teams are overwhelmed by the sheer
volume of user-generated content, making it essential to automate the identification and
management of toxic comments.
3) Ineffective Solutions: Existing approaches often fall short in accurately detecting and
categorizing toxic comments, leading to the need for advanced NLP models to address this
persistent problem.
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OBJECTIVE
1) Create a robust NLP model for the precise detection of toxic comments.
2) Enhance online safety by providing platforms with an effective moderation tool.
3) Foster inclusive and respectful online communities by curbing harmful content.
4) Assess the model's performance using metrics like ROC AUC to ensure its effectiveness.
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SCOPE
1) Data Source: Utilize the "Jigsaw Toxic Comment Classification Challenge" dataset for
training and evaluation.
2) Technology Stack: Apply Python, TensorFlow, and NLP techniques for comprehensive
analysis.
3) Applications: Extend the project's impact to social media, news websites, and online
communities by facilitating efficient content moderation.
4) Online Safety: Contribute to a safer digital environment by preventing and managing
harmful content effectively.
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OUTPUT
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CONCLUSION
1) Our NLP model equips online platforms to combat toxic comments proactively, promoting a safer
user experience.
2) By addressing online toxicity, we contribute to fostering healthier, more inclusive online
communities.
3) The model's evaluation metrics, including ROC AUC, demonstrate its proficiency in identifying
and categorizing toxic comments accurately.
4) The project underscores the importance of ongoing research and innovation in content moderation
to adapt to evolving online challenges.
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THANK YOU!
Digi-Shivar 9