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The Performance Analysis of Hate Speech in Cyberbullying Cases Based on IndoBERT and Cendol

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Comparing the performance of two Indonesian language models, IndoBERT and Cendol, for hate speech detection on the X platform, suggests that each model exhibits distinct strengths depending on language characteristics and contextual usage.

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