Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu

Dr. Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu

Computing, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK
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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2007 in Pattern Recognition Letters
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ACAnne M.P. Canuto
Anne M.P. Canuto
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu
LOLucas de Melo Oliveira
Lucas de Melo Oliveira
JXJoão C. Xavier
João C. Xavier
ASAraken de M. Santos
Araken de M. Santos

1 July 2020 in Computer Speech & Language
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TLThales Lima
Thales Lima
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu

1 January 2011
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M. Fairhurst
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu

1 April 2023 in Sage Open
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FNFrancimaria R. S. Nascimento
Francimaria R. S. Nascimento
GCGeorge Darmiton da Cunha Cavalcanti
George Darmiton da Cunha Cavalcanti
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu
Hate speech is a challenging problem, and its dissemination can cause potential harm to individuals and society by creating a sense of general unwelcoming to the marginalized groups, which usually are targeted. Therefore, it is essential to understand this issue and which techniques are useful for automatic detection. This paper presents a survey on automatic hate speech detection on social media, providing a structured overview of theoretical aspects and practical resources. Thus, we review different definitions of the term “hate speech” from social network platforms and the scientific community. We also present an overview of the methodologies used for hate speech detection, and we describe the main approaches currently explored in this context, including popular features, datasets, and algorithms. Furthermore, we discuss some challenges and opportunities for better solving this issue.

19 August 2019 in The Journal of Supercomputing
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JSJefferson Silva
Jefferson Silva
MKMarcio Kreutz
Marcio Kreutz
MPMonica Pereira
Monica Pereira
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu

1 September 2015
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Marjory Cristiany Da Costa Abreu
MFMichael Fairhurst
Michael Fairhurst
MEMeryem Erbilek
Meryem Erbilek
Prediction of gender characteristics from iris images has been investigated and some successful results have been reported in the literature, but without considering performance for different iris features and classifiers. This paper investigates for the first time an approach to gender prediction from iris images using different types of features (including a small number of very simple geometric features, texture features and a combination of geometric and texture features) and a more versatile and intelligent classifier structure. Our proposed approaches can achieve gender prediction accuracies of up to 90% in the BioSecure Database.