Seeing differences when check reliability

[Cassandra Peters]

Is there a way to see where the differences are when checking the reliability of two files. 

For example, if you run "rely +d" and get:

A.cha: total words (tokens): 85

B.cha: total words (tokens): 84

total words (tokens) matched: 81

total words (tokens) %: 95.2941

is there a way to see where that different word is? 

Thanks! 

[Brian MacWhinney]

Although this message is unsigned, I believe it comes from Cassandra Peters.

In regard to output from RELY, yes, it provides fairly extensive output about where there are mismatches.  Please read section 7.12 of the CLAN manual on RELY.  The first two paragraphs explain that the output file has a lot of information about variations in the output.

-- Brian MacWhinney, Teresa Heinz

Professor of Cognitive Psychology,

Computational Linguistics, 

and Modern Languages, CMU

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[Cassandra Peters]

Hi Brian, 

My apologies, yes this was posted by me. 

I keep returning to section 7.21 of the CLAN manual on RELY. however, I still have been unable to find a way for it to show me where the different words are. 

For other errors I can triple click on the file name and it will take me to that file and the line where the error is. However, when it comes the difference in total words matched I have been unsuccessful in it showing me where/what the different words are. 

Thank you in advance for any further insight you are able to provide me! 

______________________________________________

Cassandra Peters 

Graduate Student Clinician

UW Communication Sciences and Disorders Department

B.A. Communication Sciences and Disorders - UW Madison ’18 

cpet...@wisc.edu

On Friday, October 18, 2019 at 3:17:27 PM UTC-5, macw wrote:

Although this message is unsigned, I believe it comes from Cassandra Peters.

In regard to output from RELY, yes, it provides fairly extensive output about where there are mismatches.  Please read section 7.12 of the CLAN manual on RELY.  The first two paragraphs explain that the output file has a lot of information about variations in the output.

-- Brian MacWhinney, Teresa Heinz

Professor of Cognitive Psychology,

Computational Linguistics, 

and Modern Languages, CMU

On Oct 18, 2019, at 3:41 PM, 'Cassandra Peters' via chibolts <chib...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Is there a way to see where the differences are when checking the reliability of two files. 

For example, if you run "rely +d" and get:

A.cha: total words (tokens): 85

B.cha: total words (tokens): 84

total words (tokens) matched: 81

total words (tokens) %: 95.2941

is there a way to see where that different word is? 

Thanks! 

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