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التقييم البشري لأنظمة NLG الإبداعية: مسح متعدد التخصصات على الأوراق الأخيرة
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نقوم بإجراء تقييم بشري في الأوراق التي تقدم العمل على توليد اللغة الطبيعية الإبداعية التي تم نشرها في INLG 2020 و ICCC 2020. أكثر طريقة التقييم البشرية النموذجية هي مسح كبير الحجم، وعادة ما تكون على نطاق 5 نقاط، في حين وجود العديد من الأساليب الأقل شيوعا أخرى.المعلمات الأكثر شيوعا هي معنى، صحة النحوية، الجدة والأهمية والقيمة العاطفية، من بين العديد من الآخرين.تشمل المبادئ التوجيهية الخاصة بنا للتقييم المستقبلي بوضوح هدف النظام التوليدي، وطرح أسئلة كملموسة قدر الإمكان، واختبار إعداد التقييم، باستخدام إعدادات تقييم متعددة متعددة، وإبلاغ عملية التقييم بأكملها والتحيزات المحتملة بوضوح، وأخيرا تحليل نتائج التقييم في النهايةبطريقة أكثر عمقا من إبلاغ الإحصاءات الأكثر نموذجية.
We survey human evaluation in papers presenting work on creative natural language generation that have been published in INLG 2020 and ICCC 2020. The most typical human evaluation method is a scaled survey, typically on a 5 point scale, while many other less common methods exist. The most commonly evaluated parameters are meaning, syntactic correctness, novelty, relevance and emotional value, among many others. Our guidelines for future evaluation include clearly defining the goal of the generative system, asking questions as concrete as possible, testing the evaluation setup, using multiple different evaluation setups, reporting the entire evaluation process and potential biases clearly, and finally analyzing the evaluation results in a more profound way than merely reporting the most typical statistics.
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