Hi Imene,
thanks for your inquiry.
As discussed previously, in a document without plagiarism, precision
and recall are undefined.
However, if you have TWO documents, where one contains a plagiarized
passage and the other contains no plagiarism, and if you compute
macro-recall and macro-precision for both documents, then false
positive detection in the document that contains no plagiarism affect
recall and precision overall.
Since we compute overall performances in the competition, this is how
false positive detections in clean documents affect overall
performance, whereas we cannot report performances in the portion of
the corpus that contains no plagiarism based on precision and recall.
In this year, we will introduce some new measures that make this fact explicit.
Martin
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