october-finetuning-more-variables-sweep-20251012-200025-t05

Slur reclamation binary classifier
Task: LGBTQ+ reclamation vs non-reclamation use of harmful words on social media text.

Trial timestamp (UTC): 2025-10-12 20:00:25

Data case: en-es-it

Configuration (trial hyperparameters)

Model: Alibaba-NLP/gte-multilingual-base

Dev set results (summary)

Thresholds

• Default: 0.5
• Best global: 0.8
• Best by language: { "en": 0.45000000000000007, "it": 0.45000000000000007, "es": 0.8 }

Detailed evaluation

Classification report @ 0.5

              precision    recall  f1-score   support

 no-recl (0)     0.9470    0.7896    0.8612       385
    recl (1)     0.3672    0.7344    0.4896        64

    accuracy                         0.7817       449
   macro avg     0.6571    0.7620    0.6754       449
weighted avg     0.8644    0.7817    0.8082       449

Classification report @ best global threshold (t=0.80)

              precision    recall  f1-score   support

 no-recl (0)     0.9205    0.9325    0.9265       385
    recl (1)     0.5593    0.5156    0.5366        64

    accuracy                         0.8731       449
   macro avg     0.7399    0.7240    0.7315       449
weighted avg     0.8690    0.8731    0.8709       449

Classification report @ best per-language thresholds

              precision    recall  f1-score   support

 no-recl (0)     0.9503    0.8442    0.8941       385
    recl (1)     0.4393    0.7344    0.5497        64

    accuracy                         0.8285       449
   macro avg     0.6948    0.7893    0.7219       449
weighted avg     0.8774    0.8285    0.8450       449

Per-language metrics (at best-by-lang)

Data

• Train/Dev: private multilingual splits with ~15% stratified Dev (by (lang,label)).
• Source: merged EN/IT/ES data with bios retained (ignored if unused by model).

Usage

from transformers import AutoTokenizer, AutoModelForSequenceClassification, AutoConfig
import torch, numpy as np

repo = "SimoneAstarita/october-finetuning-more-variables-sweep-20251012-200025-t05"
tok = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(repo)
cfg = AutoConfig.from_pretrained(repo)
model = AutoModelForSequenceClassification.from_pretrained(repo)

texts = ["example text ..."]
langs = ["en"]

mode = "best_global"  # or "0.5", "by_lang"

enc = tok(texts, truncation=True, padding=True, max_length=256, return_tensors="pt")
with torch.no_grad():
    logits = model(**enc).logits
probs = torch.softmax(logits, dim=-1)[:, 1].cpu().numpy()

if mode == "0.5":
    th = 0.5
    preds = (probs >= th).astype(int)
elif mode == "best_global":
    th = getattr(cfg, "best_threshold_global", 0.5)
    preds = (probs >= th).astype(int)
elif mode == "by_lang":
    th_by_lang = getattr(cfg, "thresholds_by_lang", {})
    preds = np.zeros_like(probs, dtype=int)
    for lg in np.unique(langs):
        t = th_by_lang.get(lg, getattr(cfg, "best_threshold_global", 0.5))
        preds[np.array(langs) == lg] = (probs[np.array(langs) == lg] >= t).astype(int)
print(list(zip(texts, preds, probs)))

Additional files

reports.json: all metrics (macro/weighted/accuracy) for @0.5, @best_global, and @best_by_lang. config.json: stores thresholds: default_threshold, best_threshold_global, thresholds_by_lang. postprocessing.json: duplicate threshold info for external tools.