Detoxifier library identifies toxic words in a query and detoxified it by replacing toxic words.
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Detoxifier
" For a Safe, Secure and Positivity enriched Digital World "
1) detoxify_text()
Given a input query with toxic comments, this library will exactly spot the toxic words and replace the letters of that particular word with asterisk (*). (eg: moron --> *****)
from detoxifier import detoxify_text
# Dialogue from American Series Silicon Valley (Season 1)
input_text = "Hello, Richard Hendricks. I'm a total fucking retard."
detoxify_text(input_text)
Output
Hello, Richard Hendricks. I'm a total ******* ******."
2) check_textual_toxicity()
Given a input query with toxic comments, this library will check for the presence of toxic words in the query.
from detoxifier import check_textual_toxicity
# Dialogue from American Series Silicon Valley (Season 1)
input_text = "Hello, Richard Hendricks. I'm a total fucking retard."
check_textual_toxicity(input_text)
Output
1
## returns 1 if toxic word is present else it returns 0. ##
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