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Can characters reveal your native language? A language independent approach to native language identification

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Table 1: Summary of corpora used in the experi-ments.
Table 2: Accuracy rates on TOEFL11 corpus of various classification systems based on string kernelscompared with other state of the art approaches
Table 4: Accuracy rates on TOEFL11-Big corpusof various classification systems based on stringa 1kernels compared with a state of the art approach.The systems are trained on the TOEFL11 corpusand tested on the TOEFL11-Big corpus

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