Cyberbullying detection on multi-modal data using pre-trained deep learning architectures
Research Scholar, Department of CSE, Pondicherry Engineering college, Puducherry, India- 605014
email: raju.pericherla74@gmail.com
Professor, Department of CSE, Pondicherry Engineering college, Puducherry, India- 605014
email: eilavarasan@pec.edu
Introduction: The present article is the product of the research “Cyberbullying Detection on Multi-Modal Data Using Pre-Trained Deep Learning Architectures.”, developed at Pondicherry Engineering College in the year 2020.
Problem: Identification of cyberbullying activities on multi-modal data of social mediaObjective:To propose a model that can identify cyberbullying activity for text and image data.
Methodology: This paper has extracted the features of using two pre-trained architectures for text data and image data, in order to identify cyberbullying activities on multi-modal data, concatenated text features and image features, before supplying them as inputs to the classifier.
Results: An analysis has been performed on the proposed approach implemented on multi-modal data with Recall, and F1-Score as measures. Grad-cam visualization is presented for images to show highlighting re-gions.
Conclusion: The results indicate that the proposed approach is efficient when compared with the baseline methods.
Originality: The proposed approach is effective and conceptualized to improve cyberbullying detection on mul-ti-modal data.
Limitations: There is a need to develop a model which can identify bullying graphical images and videos
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