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Automated analysis accuracies were on average 10% lower than the accuracies of manual analysis

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q3 i? The accuracies of the automated analysis were on average 10% lower than the accuracies of the manual analysis. → Thomas Daniel Ullmann 2019

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Thomas Daniel Ullmann 2019

Thomas Daniel Ullmann. (2019). Automated Analysis of Reflection in Writing: Validating Machine Learning Approaches. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education (2019) 29:217–257. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-019-00174-2

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Performance comparison in the standardized evaluation between machine learning predictions and coder annotations across the eight category data sets; the article reports the machine models were "on average 10% lower" than manual coding accuracies.

"The accuracies of the automated analysis were on average 10% lower than the accuracies of the manual analysis."

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title Automated analysis accuracies were on average 10% lower than the accuracies of manual analysis
description Automated analysis accuracies were on average 10% lower than the accuracies of manual analysis
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2019
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