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Spanning the Spectrum of Hatred Detection: A Persian Multi-Label Hate Speech Dataset with Annotator Rationales

AAAI 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Learning from unlabeled and positive-unlabeled data · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces PHATE, a manually annotated Persian multi-label hate speech dataset of ~7,000 tweets with target and rationale spans, and benchmarks ParsBERT, mBERT, XLM-R and ChatGPT, plus a rationale-assisted fine-tuning method.

Problem

Hate speech detection resources are scarce for low-resource languages such as Persian; existing Persian datasets rely on keyword-based collection and lack target and rationale annotations.

Approach

A Persian Twitter hate speech dataset collected without explicit slur search, with hierarchical multi-label sub-labels (violence, hate, vulgar), identity targets, and annotator rationale spans, plus a rationale-based auxiliary loss for fine-tuning.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add rationale-assisted fine-tuning (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — ViolenceF1: 52.3±2 -> 55.0±3Helped
add rationale-assisted fine-tuning (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — HateF1: 60.8±1 -> 63.3±1Helped
add rationale-assisted fine-tuning (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — VulgarF1: 60.3±1 -> 60.3±1No clear effect
mask annotated rationale spans instead of randomly masking the same number of words (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — ViolenceF1: 46.2±1 -> 10.4±2Hurt
mask annotated rationale spans instead of randomly masking the same number of words (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — HateF1: 56.4±1 -> 25.5±2Hurt
mask annotated rationale spans instead of randomly masking the same number of words (ablation)ParsBERT · PHATE test — VulgarF1: 56.3±1 -> 32.0±5Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: PHATE

Benchmarks: PHATE

Metrics: precision recall F1

Baselines: ParsBERT mBERT XLM-R ChatGPT

Builds on: HateXplain Zampieri et al. 2019 hierarchical offensive labeling BERT

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