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Two classifier- based evalutation metrics #4

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yunzhel2 opened this issue Jul 1, 2022 · 1 comment
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Two classifier- based evalutation metrics #4

yunzhel2 opened this issue Jul 1, 2022 · 1 comment

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yunzhel2 commented Jul 1, 2022

Dear Jian:

Thanks for releasing your source code. It is really an interesting work and I want to follow and make further research. I have partly reproduced your experiments. The results are completely fitting your report.

While, there may be a bit ambiguous in coherence metrics: relatedness and sentence ordering. In this two metrics, you used two trained classifier to evaluate them. Could you explain more about them and(or) provide the post-trained classifier (just like the way you shared HINT.)

Look forward to your reply!

Thanks,
Yunzhe

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ghost commented Jul 26, 2022

Dear Jian:

Thanks for releasing your source code. It is really an interesting work and I want to follow and make further research. I have partly reproduced your experiments. The results are completely fitting your report.

While, there may be a bit ambiguous in coherence metrics: relatedness and sentence ordering. In this two metrics, you used two trained classifier to evaluate them. Could you explain more about them and(or) provide the post-trained classifier (just like the way you shared HINT.)

Look forward to your reply!

Thanks, Yunzhe

I meet the same question, have you get the ckpt you mentioned about ? BTW, the results of auto-metrics seem strange, e.g., PPL for WP datasets is much higher and LR-2 score for ROC datasets is much lower than the results reported in the paper. I wonder have you ever meet the same questions ?

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