Ablations show the trustworthiness module contributes most to performance, and the explanation generator cuts human review time by 41%¶
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q2 i? Removing the trustworthiness constraints causes the most severe performance drop (ICS −9.2%, ExpScore −14.7%), followed by disabling hierarchical attention (ICS −6.8%); the explanation generator reduces human review time by 41%. → Li 2025
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Li, Y.; Yang, H.; Fang, Q. (2025). Towards Trustworthy and Explainable-by-Design Large Language Models for Automated Teacher Assessment. Information 2025, 16, 882. https://doi.org/10.3390/info16100882
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Component-wise ablation study (§5.6, Table 11) on the TeacherEval-2023 test set, removing each module individually; review-time impact is +63% for the trustworthiness module, +38% for hierarchical attention, and +112% for the explanation generator.
"Removing the trustworthiness constraints causes the most severe performance drop (ICS −9.2%, ExpScore−14.7%), followed by disabling hierarchical attention (ICS−6.8%). The dynamic explanation generator, while contributing modestly to raw accuracy (+3.1% ICS), reduces human review time by 41% through structured justifications."
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Ablations show the trustworthiness module contributes most to performance, and the explanation generator cuts human review time by 41% |
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