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تصنيف الصعوبة التلقائية للجمل العربية
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في هذه الورقة، نقدم مصنف صاعقة صعبة عصرية عربية (MSA) الحديثة، والذي يتوقع صعوبة الجمل المتعلمين في اللغة باستخدام مستويات الكفاءة CEFR أو التصنيف الثنائي بصورة بسيطة أو معقدة.نحن نقارن استخدام تضمين الجملة من أنواع مختلفة (fastlext، mbert، xlm-r والعربية-bert)، وكذلك ميزات اللغة التقليدية مثل علامات نقاط البيع وأشجار التبعية وعشرات قابلية القراءة وقوائم التردد لمتعلمي اللغة.تم تحقيق أفضل النتائج لدينا باستخدام Brited Berted Berted Bert.دقة تصنيف CEFR الخاص بنا ثلاثي الاتجاه هو F-1 من 0.80 و 0.75 للتصنيف باللغة العربية-Bert و XLM-R على التوالي و 0.71 ارتباط سبيرمان للانحدار.يصل مصنف صعوبةنا الثنائية إلى F-1 0.94 و F-1 0.98 للقراءة الدلالية للقرن.
In this paper, we present a Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) Sentence difficulty classifier, which predicts the difficulty of sentences for language learners using either the CEFR proficiency levels or the binary classification as simple or complex. We compare the use of sentence embeddings of different kinds (fastText, mBERT , XLM-R and Arabic-BERT), as well as traditional language features such as POS tags, dependency trees, readability scores and frequency lists for language learners. Our best results have been achieved using fined-tuned Arabic-BERT. The accuracy of our 3-way CEFR classification is F-1 of 0.80 and 0.75 for Arabic-Bert and XLM-R classification respectively and 0.71 Spearman correlation for regression. Our binary difficulty classifier reaches F-1 0.94 and F-1 0.98 for sentence-pair semantic similarity classifier.
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