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Figure 1: A proposed abusiveness detection mechanism by combining deep learning and an abusive lexicon
Figure 2: Ensemble of C-LSTM and hierarchical C-LSTM network
Table 4: Results of different models on Wikipedia, Facebook and Twitter datasets, HAN: Hierarchical AttentionNeural Net, HCL: Hierarchical C-LSTM
Table 5: Comparisons of F1 measure and AUC using Wikipedia dataset which has under 100 words, over 100 andunder 200 words and over 200 words.

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