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This repository hosts the code from a collaborative degree project with Tietoevry and the Friends Foundation. It focuses on applying various machine learning techniques to detect bullying in textual data from school surveys, aiming to identify the most effective model for high recall.

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Detection of bullying with Machine Learning and LLMs

This repository contains the code for a degree project conducted at Linnaeus University in collaboration with Tietoevry and the Friends Foundation. The project explores the application of various supervised machine learning techniques for detecting bullying in textual data collected through school surveys provided by the Friends Foundation. The study evaluates several machine learning models, including Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machine (SVM), and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), alongside a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) model using Llama 3. The focus of this research is to identify the most effective model to detect instances of bullying, particularly aiming to achieve high recall to capture as many instances as possible.

For a detailed discussion of the project, including the methodology, results, and insights on the challenges faced during the research, you can read the full study here [link will be available later].

Contributers: Seif-Alamir Yousef & Ludvig Svensson.

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This repository hosts the code from a collaborative degree project with Tietoevry and the Friends Foundation. It focuses on applying various machine learning techniques to detect bullying in textual data from school surveys, aiming to identify the most effective model for high recall.

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