CONTEXTIQ : AN ADVANCED FRAMEWORK FOR CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND RISK DETECTION
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CONTEXTIQ : AN ADVANCED FRAMEWORK FOR CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND RISK DETECTION
Abstract
In the digital era, interpreting sentiment and emotional tone in text is challenging, especially with irony and sarcasm obscuring intent. Traditional models often misclassify text due to surface-level analysis, leading to inaccuracies. To address this, we present a Context-Aware System that integrates emotion detection, irony recognition, hate speech detection, named entity recognition (NER), and part-of-speech (POS) tagging for deeper, context-rich sentiment analysis.
A key feature is the Contextual Harm Score (CHS), which evaluates the potential harmful impact of text by analyzing sentiment, irony, and context, making it ideal for social media monitoring, content moderation, and misinformation detection. By considering contextual depth, named entities, and grammatical structure, the system provides real-world insights beyond surface meaning and is adaptable for various text types, including social media, news, and conversational language.
The system leverages finetuned transformer models like BERT and RoBERTa from Hugging Face, alongside Stanza for POS tagging, to identify nuanced patterns of bias and discrimination. A Streamlit interface offers real-time analysis, modular breakdowns, dynamic visualizations, and Excel export options, ensuring usability for developers, researchers, and policymakers. A demo dashboard structure further illustrates potential integrations across diverse applications, enhancing accessibility and scalability.
User Input ➝ Translation ➝ NLP Analysis ⤷ Emotion Detection ⤷ Irony Detection ⤷ NER & POS Tagging ⤷ Harassment Detection ➝ CHS Computation ➝ Visualization & Export
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Programming Language | Python 3.x |
| Frontend UI | Streamlit |
| NLP Libraries | Transformers, Stanza, Langdetect, Deep-Translator |
| Visualization | Plotly Express, Pandas |
| Model Sources | Hugging Face Transformers, HateXplain |
| Storage/Export | Excel (OpenPyXL) |
```text 📁 contextiq/ ├── context_aware.py # Main pipeline integrating all modules ├── Dashboard_demo.py # Static UI dashboard for future real-time integrations ├── emotion_detection.py # Emotion detection module ├── harassment_detection.py # HateXplain-based harassment detection module ├── irony_detection.py # Irony detection module
├── NER_multi.py # Named Entity Recognition (multilingual) ├── POS_multi.py # Part-of-Speech tagging (multilingual) ├── sentiment_multilingual.py # Multilingual sentiment analysis ├── streamlit_app.py # Main Streamlit application ├── sample.py # Optional: sample test runner or CLI testing ├── setup.py # Setup script (optional for pip install) ├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies ├── NOTE # Any notes or config files └── README.md # Project documentation ```
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CONTEXTIQ : AN ADVANCED FRAMEWORK FOR CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND RISK DETECTION
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May 14, 2025
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CONTEXTIQ : AN ADVANCED FRAMEWORK FOR CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS AND RISK DETECTION
Abstract
In the digital era, interpreting sentiment and emotional tone in text is challenging, especially with irony and sarcasm obscuring intent. Traditional models often misclassify text due to surface-level analysis, leading to inaccuracies. To address this, we present a Context-Aware System that integrates emotion detection, irony recognition, hate speech detection, named entity recognition (NER), and part-of-speech (POS) tagging for deeper, context-rich sentiment analysis.
A key feature is the Contextual Harm Score (CHS), which evaluates the potential harmful impact of text by analyzing sentiment, irony, and context, making it ideal for social media monitoring, content moderation, and misinformation detection. By considering contextual depth, named entities, and grammatical structure, the system provides real-world insights beyond surface meaning and is adaptable for various text types, including social media, news, and conversational language.
The system leverages finetuned transformer models like BERT and RoBERTa from Hugging Face, alongside Stanza for POS tagging, to identify nuanced patterns of bias and discrimination. A Streamlit interface offers real-time analysis, modular breakdowns, dynamic visualizations, and Excel export options, ensuring usability for developers, researchers, and policymakers. A demo dashboard structure further illustrates potential integrations across diverse applications, enhancing accessibility and scalability.
User Input ➝ Translation ➝ NLP Analysis ⤷ Emotion Detection ⤷ Irony Detection ⤷ NER & POS Tagging ⤷ Harassment Detection ➝ CHS Computation ➝ Visualization & Export
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Programming Language | Python 3.x |
| Frontend UI | Streamlit |
| NLP Libraries | Transformers, Stanza, Langdetect, Deep-Translator |
| Visualization | Plotly Express, Pandas |
| Model Sources | Hugging Face Transformers, HateXplain |
| Storage/Export | Excel (OpenPyXL) |
```text 📁 contextiq/ ├── context_aware.py # Main pipeline integrating all modules ├── Dashboard_demo.py # Static UI dashboard for future real-time integrations ├── emotion_detection.py # Emotion detection module ├── harassment_detection.py # HateXplain-based harassment detection module ├── irony_detection.py # Irony detection module
├── NER_multi.py # Named Entity Recognition (multilingual) ├── POS_multi.py # Part-of-Speech tagging (multilingual) ├── sentiment_multilingual.py # Multilingual sentiment analysis ├── streamlit_app.py # Main Streamlit application ├── sample.py # Optional: sample test runner or CLI testing ├── setup.py # Setup script (optional for pip install) ├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies ├── NOTE # Any notes or config files └── README.md # Project documentation ```
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