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Hate speech on Twitter: Profiling users and interaction analysis in the Spanish language

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The results reveal the existence of three primary user classes—haters, upstanders, and neutrals—in contrast to the conventional binary classification, and demonstrate that pro-le attributes are reliable indicators for automatically classifying users and significant statistical differences between these classes.

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