Detection of cyberbullying on social media

using machine learning

 OBJECTIVE
• In number of features (N)-dimensional space, SVM is used to
plot a hyperplane that forms a boundary between data points.
The hinge function is one of the best loss functions for
optimising the margin value. In the following scenario, which
is best for linearly separable data, linear SVM is employed. If
our model correctly predicts the class of a data point, there is
no misclassification.
• A random forest is made up of several independent decision
trees that each forecast a class forgiven query point, with the
ultimate result being the class with the most votes.
 METHODOLOGY
Support Vector Machine algorithm:
• In comparison to other classifiers such as logistic
regression and decision trees, SVM has a very high
accuracy. It is well-known for its nonlinear input space
kernel technique. Face identification, intrusion detection,
email classification, news article and web page
categorization, gene classification, and handwriting
recognition are only few of the uses.
• SVM is a fascinating algorithm with straightforward
concepts. The classifier uses the hyperplane with the most
margin to separate data points.
 PROGRESS
• This research solves cyberbullying detection as a binary classification
problem, in which we detect two key types of cyberbullying: hate
speech on Twitter and personal attacks on Wikipedia, and classify
them as containing or not containing cyberbullying.
• Support Vector Machine (SVM) for Twitter Hate Speech and Random
Forest Classifier for Personal Attacks are used in the suggested system.
• In number of features (N)-dimensional space, SVM is used to plot a
hyperplane that forms a boundary between data points. The hinge
function is one of the best loss functions for optimising the margin
value. In the following scenario, which is best for linearly separable
data, linear SVM is employed. If our model correctly predicts the class
of a data point, there is no misclassification.
 CHALLENGES FACED
1.Less Accuracy
2.Existing system strategies just look for patterns in the
data that already exist.
3.The majority of current system procedures are manual
processes that rely on human intervention and decision-
making.
 FUTURE PLAN
• Incorporate advanced deep-learning models: Enhance the
performance of detection systems.
• Develop new groups of features: Capture textual similarities
and repetitive time aspects in comments.
• Use multiple deep learning methods: Improve detection
accuracy.