Dialogue-shuffling augmentation improves evaluator performance while downsampling reduces it¶
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q2 i? For the Mistake Identification task, dialogue shuffling improved lenient F1 from 82.04 to 84.04 and strict F1 from 59.00 to 62.44, whereas downsampling reduced accuracy. → Tahmid Al Hannan 2026
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Tahmid Al Hannan 2026¶
Tahmid Al Hannan, Diego Garcia, Alex Njoroge, Suha Al Juboori, Tarek Sakakini. (2026). Knowledge Distillation for Automated AI Tutor Evaluation. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.10647 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2607.10647
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Training-strategy comparison for Llama 3.1 8B on the Mistake Identification task, reported in Table 2 with lenient and strict F1 and accuracy. The article states "dialogue shuffling consistently im- proved performance, whereas downsampling re- duced accuracy"; Table 2 prints lenient F1 of 84.04 for shuffling versus 82.04 baseline.
"Table 2 shows that dialogue shuffling consistently im- proved performance, whereas downsampling re- duced accuracy."
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Dialogue-shuffling augmentation improves evaluator performance while downsampling reduces it |
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Dialogue-shuffling augmentation improves evaluator performance while downsampling reduces it |
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