A multi-task CNN-LSTM diagnostic model with attention-based fusion achieves correlations of 0.887, 0.862, 0.824, and 0.793 with human expert ratings across four oral proficiency dimensions under speaker-independent testing¶
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q3 i3 The diagnostic model's predicted scores correlate strongly with human expert ratings across pronunciation accuracy, fluency, vocabulary-grammar complexity, and content coherence under a strict speaker-independent partition. → Chai Rui 2026
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Chai Rui 2026¶
Chai Rui. (2026). Deep learning-based intelligent diagnosis and adaptive training system for university english oral proficiency. Scientific Reports. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-51608-6
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Validation of the proposed diagnostic model on a corpus of 4,374 recordings from 486 university students with speaker-independent partitioning. The article reports "correlation coefficients of 0.887, 0.862, 0.824, and 0.793 with human expert ratings across the four assessment dimensions respectively."
"Experimental validation on a corpus of 4,374 recordings from 486 university students, using a strict speaker-independent data partitioning protocol, demonstrates that the diagnostic model achieves correlation coefficients of 0.887, 0.862, 0.824, and 0.793 with human expert ratings across the four assessment dimensions respectively."
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A multi-task CNN-LSTM diagnostic model with attention-based fusion achieves correlations of 0.887, 0.862, 0.824, and 0.793 with human expert ratings across four oral proficiency dimensions under speaker-independent testing |
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A multi-task CNN-LSTM diagnostic model with attention-based fusion achieves correlations of 0.887, 0.862, 0.824, and 0.793 with human expert ratings across four oral proficiency dimensions under speaker-independent te... |
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