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README.md
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For more information, see [the AutoModelForSequenceClassification documentation]( https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/master/en/model_doc/auto#transformers.AutoModelForSequenceClassification).
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`toxic_label` (str) (optional): the toxic label that you want to detect, depending on the labels that the model has been trained on.
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This can be found using the `id2label` function, e.g.:
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```python
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## Output values
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`toxicity`: a list of toxicity scores, one for each sentence in `
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`max_toxicity`: the maximum toxicity over all scores (if `aggregation` = `maximum`)
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0002, 0.8564]
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```
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print(results['toxicity_ratio'])
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0.5
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```
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print(round(results['max_toxicity'], 4))
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0.8564
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```
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Example 4 (uses a custom model):
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity",
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0176, 0.0203]
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```
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For more information, see [the AutoModelForSequenceClassification documentation]( https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/master/en/model_doc/auto#transformers.AutoModelForSequenceClassification).
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Args:
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`predictions` (list of str): prediction/candidate sentences
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`toxic_label` (str) (optional): the toxic label that you want to detect, depending on the labels that the model has been trained on.
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This can be found using the `id2label` function, e.g.:
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```python
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## Output values
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`toxicity`: a list of toxicity scores, one for each sentence in `predictions` (default behavior)
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`max_toxicity`: the maximum toxicity over all scores (if `aggregation` = `maximum`)
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(predictions=input_texts)
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0002, 0.8564]
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```
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(predictions=input_texts, aggregation="ratio")
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>>> print(results['toxicity_ratio'])
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0.5
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```
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(predictions=input_texts, aggregation="maximum")
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>>> print(round(results['max_toxicity'], 4))
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0.8564
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```
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Example 4 (uses a custom model):
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```python
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", 'DaNLP/da-electra-hatespeech-detection')
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(predictions=input_texts, toxic_label='offensive')
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0176, 0.0203]
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```
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requirements.txt
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transformers
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git+https://github.com/huggingface/evaluate@c447fc8eda9c62af501bfdc6988919571050d950
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transformers
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toxicity.py
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""" Toxicity detection measurement. """
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from dataclasses import dataclass
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import datasets
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Compute the toxicity of the input sentences.
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`toxic_label` (str) (optional): the toxic label that you want to detect, depending on the labels that the model has been trained on.
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This can be found using the `id2label` function, e.g.:
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model = AutoModelForSequenceClassification.from_pretrained("DaNLP/da-electra-hatespeech-detection")
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Example 1 (default behavior):
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0002, 0.8564]
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Example 2 (returns ratio of toxic sentences):
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print(results['toxicity_ratio'])
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print(round(results['max_toxicity'], 4))
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0.8564
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Example 4 (uses a custom model):
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity",
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0176, 0.0203]
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"""
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return toxic_scores
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@dataclass
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@dataclass
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class ToxicityConfig(evaluate.info.Config):
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name: str = "default"
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model_name: str = "facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target"
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aggregation: str = "all"
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toxic_label: str = "hate"
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threshold: float = 0.5
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@evaluate.utils.file_utils.add_start_docstrings(_DESCRIPTION, _KWARGS_DESCRIPTION)
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class Toxicity(evaluate.Measurement):
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CONFIG_CLASS = ToxicityConfig
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Compute the toxicity of the input sentences.
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Example 1 (default behavior):
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> input_texts = ["she went to the library", "he is a douchebag"]
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>>> results = toxicity.compute(predictions=input_texts)
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>>> print([round(s, 4) for s in results["toxicity"]])
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[0.0002, 0.8564]
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>>> toxicity = evaluate.load("toxicity", module_type="measurement")
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>>> print(results['toxicity_ratio'])
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>>> print(round(results['max_toxicity'], 4))
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[0.0176, 0.0203]
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def _compute(self, predictions, aggregation="all", toxic_label="hate", threshold=0.5):
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