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Learning to Predict Readability Using Eye-Movement Data From Natives and Learners

AAAI 2018 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Text generation and evaluation metrics · 26 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add multi-task eye-movement prediction (GECO L1 native gaze) as auxiliary taskMLP readability model · OneStopEnglish I-Eaccuracy: 59.30 -> 62.64Helped
add multi-task gaze prediction (GECO L2 learner gaze, 1st pass)MLP readability model · Simple vs Normal Wikipediaaccuracy: 85.95 -> 86.62Helped
add multi-task gaze prediction (GECO L1 regression)MLP readability model · OneStopEnglish A-Eaccuracy: 67.53 -> 69.18Helped
use native (L1) instead of learner (L2) gaze as auxiliary task (ablation)multi-task MLP · OneStopEnglish I-Eaccuracy: 62.64 (L1 1st pass) vs 61.84 (L2 1st pass)No clear effect
use GECO gaze instead of Dundee gaze as auxiliary data (ablation)multi-task MLP · Simple vs Normal Wikipediaaccuracy: 86.45 -> 86.62Helped
multi-task gaze auxiliary task with only 100 training sentencesmulti-task MLP · Simple vs Normal Wikipediaaccuracy: about 10% more accurate than single-taskHelped

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