Role of Dependency Distance in Text Simplification: A Human vs ChatGPT Simplification Comparison

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Auteurs principaux: Lee, Sumi, Leroy, Gondy, Kauchak, David, Just, Melissa
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author Lee, Sumi
Leroy, Gondy
Kauchak, David
Just, Melissa
author_facet Lee, Sumi
Leroy, Gondy
Kauchak, David
Just, Melissa
contents This study investigates human and ChatGPT text simplification and its relationship to dependency distance. A set of 220 sentences, with increasing grammatical difficulty as measured in a prior user study, were simplified by a human expert and using ChatGPT. We found that the three sentence sets all differed in mean dependency distances: the highest in the original sentence set, followed by ChatGPT simplified sentences, and the human simplified sentences showed the lowest mean dependency distance.
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spellingShingle Role of Dependency Distance in Text Simplification: A Human vs ChatGPT Simplification Comparison
Lee, Sumi
Leroy, Gondy
Kauchak, David
Just, Melissa
Computation and Language
This study investigates human and ChatGPT text simplification and its relationship to dependency distance. A set of 220 sentences, with increasing grammatical difficulty as measured in a prior user study, were simplified by a human expert and using ChatGPT. We found that the three sentence sets all differed in mean dependency distances: the highest in the original sentence set, followed by ChatGPT simplified sentences, and the human simplified sentences showed the lowest mean dependency distance.
title Role of Dependency Distance in Text Simplification: A Human vs ChatGPT Simplification Comparison
topic Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.17787