Re: Bug Report: Item Style Passage - Sentence modification will alter the cloze.
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jsto...@cerego.com
Feb 1, 2016, 8:20:11 PM2/1/16
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Hi Ersin,
Thanks for reaching out. Our cloze editing service detects similar text and tries to make a "best guess" based on how far certain areas of text are from each other. With junk data, it definitely won't work as expected.
Even with real data, a best guess can only accommodate some use cases. Consider:
"I have you in my grasp now <Mr. Bond>."
to ->
"I have you in my grasp now <Mr. Bond> 007."
We have to guess whether 007 is part of the original cloze, and sometimes that will be correct, and sometimes not.
However, we will keep your feedback in mind as we improve cloze editing.
Best,
Cerego Support
On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 3:26:00 PM UTC-8, Ersin Ertan wrote:
> Here is a before and after picture of the cloze in various configurations, and various modifications applied to the cloze.
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> I know that the before and after(replaced words with 'q's) pictures may not provide the clearest of explanations, however the intent is shown.
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> Configurations tested: cloze surrounded by space, cloze prepended to word, cloze appended to word, cloze at the start of a new line, cloze at the end of a new line,
Thanks for reaching out. Our cloze editing service detects similar text and tries to make a "best guess" based on how far certain areas of text are from each other. With junk data, it definitely won't work as expected.
Even with real data, a best guess can only accommodate some use cases. Consider:
"I have you in my grasp now <Mr. Bond>."
to ->
"I have you in my grasp now <Mr. Bond> 007."
We have to guess whether 007 is part of the original cloze, and sometimes that will be correct, and sometimes not.
However, we will keep your feedback in mind as we improve cloze editing.
Best,
Cerego Support
On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 3:26:00 PM UTC-8, Ersin Ertan wrote:
> Here is a before and after picture of the cloze in various configurations, and various modifications applied to the cloze.
>
>
> I know that the before and after(replaced words with 'q's) pictures may not provide the clearest of explanations, however the intent is shown.
>
>
> Configurations tested: cloze surrounded by space, cloze prepended to word, cloze appended to word, cloze at the start of a new line, cloze at the end of a new line,
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