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The deterministic pattern detector achieves high pair precision (73.21%) with explicit abstention but covers only 32% of real queries

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q2 i? When the pattern detector commits on the real corpus, its (intent, concept) pair is correct 73.21% of the time, versus 60.00 for gemini-2.0-flash, 39.91 for openrouter-free, and 18.04 for mistral-small, while abstaining on 68% of queries. → Laurent Brisson 2026

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Laurent Brisson 2026

Laurent Brisson, Maria Teresa Segarra and Gregory Smits. (2026). A didactical-driven teacher assistant for a dimensional modeling course. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.22598 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2607.22598

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Joint orchestration evaluation on the 195-question real corpus. The lexicon-based pattern detector shows "a radically different precision profile": coverage 32%, pair precision 73.21, and 50 ms median latency, versus gemini-2.0-flash at 95% coverage and 60.00 pair precision.

"The pattern abstains on 68% of real queries (133 out of 195), but when it commits to a response, it achieves a pair precision of 73.21"

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title The deterministic pattern detector achieves high pair precision (73.21%) with explicit abstention but covers only 32% of real queries
description The deterministic pattern detector achieves high pair precision (73.21%) with explicit abstention but covers only 32% of real queries
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