A fine-tuned RoBERTa model for identifying factual claims in YouTube transcripts.
This model is part of the YouTube Fact Checker project, where transcript sentences are first classified and only factual or disputed claims are forwarded to an LLM for verification.
Model Overview
Architecture: RoBERTa
Task: Text Classification
Framework: Hugging Face Transformers
Language: English
The model classifies each sentence into one of three categories:
Label
Meaning
LABEL_0
NOT_A_CLAIM
LABEL_1
FACTUAL_CLAIM
LABEL_2
DISPUTED_CLAIM
Example
Input
Water boils at 100°C at sea level.
Output
FACTUAL_CLAIM
Input
The Earth is flat.
Output
DISPUTED_CLAIM
Input
I really enjoyed this video.
Output
NOT_A_CLAIM
Intended Use
This model is designed as the first stage of an AI-powered fact-checking pipeline.
Pipeline:
YouTube Video
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Transcript Extraction
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Sentence Segmentation
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RoBERTa Claim Classifier
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LLM Fact Verification
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HTML / PDF Report
The classifier helps reduce unnecessary LLM calls by filtering out sentences that are not factual claims.