Proceedings of the Eighteenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning: Shared Task 2014
DOI: 10.3115/v1/w14-1705
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RACAI GEC – A hybrid approach to Grammatical Error Correction

Abstract: This paper describes RACAI's (Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence) hybrid grammatical error correction system. This system was validated during the participation into the CONLL'14 Shared Task on Grammatical Error Correction. We offer an analysis of the types of errors detected and corrected by our system, we present the necessary steps to reproduce our experiment and also the results we obtained.

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“…Specifically, the probability of a learner n-gram is compared with the probability of a candidate corrected ngram, and if the difference is greater than some threshold, an error was perceived to have been detected and a higher scoring replacement n-gram could be suggested. Some teams used this approach only to detect errors, e.g., IPN (Hernandez and Calvo, 2014), which could then be corrected by other methods, whilst other teams used other methods to detect errors first, and then made corrections based on the alternative highest n-gram probability score, e.g., RAC (Boroş et al, 2014). No single team used a uniquely LM-based solution and the LM approach was always a component in a hybrid system.…”
Section: Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, the probability of a learner n-gram is compared with the probability of a candidate corrected ngram, and if the difference is greater than some threshold, an error was perceived to have been detected and a higher scoring replacement n-gram could be suggested. Some teams used this approach only to detect errors, e.g., IPN (Hernandez and Calvo, 2014), which could then be corrected by other methods, whilst other teams used other methods to detect errors first, and then made corrections based on the alternative highest n-gram probability score, e.g., RAC (Boroş et al, 2014). No single team used a uniquely LM-based solution and the LM approach was always a component in a hybrid system.…”
Section: Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…outperform traditional approaches based on edit distance and so on [5] ; Tiberiu Boros proposed RACAI hybrid grammatical error correction system [7] , this system was validated during the participation into the CONLL'14 Shared Task on Grammatical Error Correction. Compared with the traditional method this system overcomes some shortcomings of them, such as can reduce the number of statistical errors and rules; these two methods have made great progress in text semantic correction.…”
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