Machine learning approach of Japanese composition scoring and writing aided system's design
Wanhong Huang

TL;DR
This paper presents a machine learning-based system for scoring Japanese compositions, focusing on word, grammar, and thematic features to assist language learners and improve automated evaluation accuracy.
Contribution
It introduces a novel automata-based grammar feature extraction method and a statistical scoring approach tailored for Japanese language compositions.
Findings
Achieved effective word and grammar feature extraction using automata.
Developed a scoring system that considers multiple linguistic features.
Provided grammar hints to aid language learners.
Abstract
Automatic scoring system is extremely complex for any language. Because natural language itself is a complex model. When we evaluate articles generated by natural language, we need to view the articles from many dimensions such as word features, grammatical features, semantic features, text structure and so on. Even human beings sometimes can't accurately grade a composition because different people have different opinions about the same article. But a composition scoring system can greatly assist language learners. It can make language leaner improve themselves in the process of output something. Though it is still difficult for machines to directly evaluate a composition at the semantic and pragmatic levels, especially for Japanese, Chinese and other language in high context cultures, we can make machine evaluate a passage in word and grammar levels, which can as an assistance of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsEducational Technology and Assessment · Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning · Natural Language Processing Techniques
