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license: cc-by-4.0
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license: mit
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- text-classification
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- emotion-recognition
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- guilt-detection
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- political-communication
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- poltextlab
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datasets:
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- accuracy
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pipeline_tag: text-classification
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# GuiltRoBERTa-en: A Two-Stage Classifier for Guilt-Assignment Rhetoric in English Political Texts
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* **Output:** CSV file with predicted labels and probabilities
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* **Usage:** retain only rows with `predicted_emotion == "Anger"` for Stage 2
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### Stage 2: Guilt Classification
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# GuiltRoBERTa-en: A Two-Stage Classifier for Guilt-Assignment Rhetoric in English Political Texts
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* **Output:** CSV file with predicted labels and probabilities
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* **Usage:** retain only rows with `predicted_emotion == "Anger"` for Stage 2
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**The Babel Emotions Tool is not an API but a web-based interface.** Upload a CSV file, download the labeled results, and use them as input to the guilt classifier.
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### Stage 2: Guilt Classification
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