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Abusiveness Verification in Bahasa Indonesia. Predict the abusiveness level of a sentence, detect abusive words, and filter abusive words.
Live Demo: https://abusifyid.streamlit.app/
All requirements below have been installed automatically. Install manually if there are problems:
Install using pip
.
pip install abusify-id
Predict the abusiveness level of a sentence, using text input or .txt
file input.
import abusify_id as ai
text = "Anjing, lu tolol ya!"
level = ai.predict_abusiveness(text)
print(level)
... 99.59%
import abusify_id as ai
ai.predict_abusiveness_file("input.txt", "output.txt")
... The results have been saved in a file: output.txt
with decimal_places
:
import abusify_id as ai
text = "Anjing, lu tolol ya!"
level = ai.predict_abusiveness(text, decimal_places=5)
print(level)
... 99.59093%
import abusify_id as ai
ai.predict_abusiveness_file("input.txt", "output.txt", decimal_places=4)
... The results have been saved in a file: output.txt
import abusify_id as ai
text = "Anjing, lu tolol ya!"
detect = ai.abusiveword_detector(text)
print(detect)
... [Anjing](https://stopucapkasar.com/detail.php?id=9), [Tolol](https://stopucapkasar.com/detail.php?id=95)
import abusify_id as ai
text = "Anjing, lu tolol ya!"
filter = ai.abusiveword_filter(text)
print(filter)
... Sialan, lu bebal ya!
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Abusiveness Verification in Bahasa Indonesia
We found that abusify-id demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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