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| "text": "HatEval (Basile et al., 2019 ) is a SemEval-2019 shared task aimed at the detection of hate speech towards immigrants and women in tweets. It comprises two subtasks, with datasets in English (EN) and Spanish (ES) for both of them, giving a total of four subtasks. Subtask A is the binary classification of tweets into hateful or not hateful (HS). Subtask B is a triple binary classification task where, in addition to HS, tweets are classified into aggressive or not aggressive (AG), and targets of hate speech are classified into single humans or groups of persons (TR).", |
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