CheckList for HateSpeech Detection

[Marta Marchiori Manerba]

Hi again,
how would I manage the labels to use CheckList to produce tests for the HateSpeech Detection task?
I mean that HateSpeech detection classifiers usually only return label 0 (i.e. not hateful) and label 1 (hateful content) as output.
From the examples of tasks in the repository, in particular I'm thinking about the most similar task of Sentiment Analysis, 3 labels are involved.
Should I implicitly encode the hateful samples with label 0 (negative in your framework) and the non-hateful ones with label 2 (positive) and/or 1 (neutral)? Since there's usually no neutral concept in HateSpeech Detection...
Or is there a way to decline CheckList on the two labels within the task of HateSpeech?

Thank you very much

[Marco Tulio Correia Ribeiro]

You can certainly use two labels. If you look at the QQP examples, they are all with binary labels (the input is different because it's a pair, but the output is binary). Two labels actually simplify things, e.g. in the sentiment examples we have some expectation functions like 'label is not 0', which is more easy to write as 'label is 1' if you only have two labels.