N-Gram Accuracy Metric
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A N-Gram Accuracy Metric is an accuracy metric that is a token-overlap metric that can support n-gram evaluation tasks by measuring n-gram matches between system outputs and reference texts.
- AKA: N-Gram Overlap Metric, Token Sequence Metric, Surface-Form Accuracy Metric, N-Gram Precision Metric.
- Context:
- It can typically compute N-Gram Precision between hypothesis texts and reference texts.
- It can typically count Matching N-Grams of various lengths.
- It can typically aggregate Multiple N-Gram Orders into composite scores.
- It can typically apply Smoothing Techniques for sparse n-grams.
- It can typically normalize Score Values for length variation.
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- It can often weight Different N-Gram Lengths in scoring formulas.
- It can often handle Multiple References through best-match selection.
- It can often incorporate Brevity Penalty for length mismatch.
- It can often use Clipping Strategy to prevent n-gram over-counting.
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- It can range from being a Unigram Accuracy Metric to being a High-Order N-Gram Accuracy Metric, depending on its n-gram order.
- It can range from being a Exact-Match N-Gram Accuracy Metric to being a Fuzzy-Match N-Gram Accuracy Metric, depending on its matching flexibility.
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- It can integrate with N-Gram Extractor for token sequence processing.
- It can interface with Tokenizer for text segmentation.
- It can connect to Scoring Algorithm for overlap calculation.
- It can synchronize with Statistical Package for significance testing.
- It can communicate with Evaluation Framework for batch processing.
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- Example(s):
- Machine Translation N-Gram Accuracy Metrics, such as:
- BLEU Score with modified n-gram precision.
- NIST Score with information weighting.
- chrF Score using character n-grams.
- Text Generation N-Gram Accuracy Metrics, such as:
- Error Correction N-Gram Accuracy Metrics, such as:
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- Machine Translation N-Gram Accuracy Metrics, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Edit-Based Accuracy Metric, which uses edit operations rather than n-gram overlap.
- Semantic Similarity Metric, which measures meaning preservation rather than surface match.
- Syntactic Accuracy Metric, which evaluates structural correctness rather than token sequence.
- See: Accuracy Metric, N-Gram, BLEU, Precision Metric, Tokenization, Text Similarity, Natural Language Generation Evaluation.