Quality Measurements of Error Annotation - Ensuring Validity through Reliability.
The article looks at the theoretical issues behind the definition of an error and focuses on a more practically-applicable account of errors aimed at error annotation. Topics mentioned include the problem with error annotation of learner corpora, a general consensus that error constitute failures in...
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