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Grammatical Error Detection Using Error and Grammaticality Specific Word Embeddings

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Table 1: Cosine similarity of phrase pairs for eachword embedding method.
Figure 1: Architecture of our learning methods for word embeddings (a) EWE and (b) GWE
Figure 2: A bidirectional LSTM network.Theword vectors e i enter the hidden layer to predictthe labels of each word.
Table 2: Results of grammatical error detection by Bi-LSTM. Asterisks indicate that there is a significantdifference for the confidence interval 0.95 for the P, R and F0
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