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| "abstract": "We propose a shared task on methodologies and algorithms for evaluating the accuracy of generated texts, specifically summaries of basketball games produced from basketball box score and other game data. We welcome submissions based on protocols for human evaluation, automatic metrics, as well as combinations of human evaluations and metrics.", | |
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| "text": "We propose a shared task on methodologies and algorithms for evaluating the accuracy of generated texts, specifically summaries of basketball games produced from basketball box score and other game data. We welcome submissions based on protocols for human evaluation, automatic metrics, as well as combinations of human evaluations and metrics.", | |
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| "text": "Users expect data-to-text NLG systems to generate textual summaries which are accurate. However, many neural NLG systems in particular generate texts which are factually incorrect.", | |
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| "text": "The most reliable way to assess the accuracy of a generated text is to ask human annotators to carefully fact-check the text. However this is a time-consuming process. Our experiences at Aberdeen (Thomson and Reiter, 2020) show that it can take an experienced annotator 30 minutes to factcheck a moderately complex 300-word paragraph produced by a neural data-to-text NLG system.", | |
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| "text": "It would be very useful to the NLG community if we could come up with quicker and easier ways of measuring accuracy which have good correlations with careful fact-checking. Such methods could be based on less time-consuming human evaluations, such as asking subjects to rate the accuracy of a text on a Likert-type scale (van der Lee et al., 2019) , or on automatic metrics. However, we should only use such techniques if we feel confident that they have good agreement and correlation with careful high-quality human fact-checking.", | |
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| "text": "The goal of our proposed shared task is to encourage innovative ideas for evaluating accuracy, including both automatic metrics and protocols for human evaluation. Participants will apply their techniques to summaries of basketball games produced from box score (and other game data) by neural NLG systems. From the output of three such systems we will compile a corpus of generated texts.", | |
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| "text": "The shared task is unusual because submissions can be protocols for human evaluations as well as computer algorithms (ie, metrics). The community has limited experience with shared tasks which evaluate protocols, and we hope our experiences will help develop a better understanding of how to undertake such shared tasks, as well as a better understanding of how to evaluate the accuracy of NLG texts.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 Ehud Reiter, University of Aberdeen (e.reiter@abdn.ac.uk)", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 An evaluation protocol for human subjects which assesses the accuracy of generated texts. This should include experimental design, guidance on number and type of subjects, and recommended statistical analysis (van der Lee et al., 2019). The subjects will have access to data about the game and the teams, and also (if part of the protocol) to a human-authored reference text.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 An automatic metric (algorithm) which computes the accuracy of a generated text. The algorithm will have access to data about the game and the teams, and to a reference text.", | |
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| "text": "It is acceptable for submissions to give human subjects or metrics access to additional data beyond the box score and other game data used to generate the texts at run-time. The goal of the shared task is to find statements which are not true in the real world (ie, classic fact-checking), not just statements which disagree with (or are not derivable from) the system run-time data (see Section 3.1 of Thomson and Reiter (2020) ). The output of the evaluation protocol or metric will be a list of mistakes in the text. Each mistake will be characterised by", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 A category. We use the following categories, which are based on Thomson and Reiter 2020-Incorrect number: It does not matter whether the number is spelled out or is in digits. -Incorrect named entity: This includes people, places, teams, and days of the week. -Incorrect word: A word which is not one of the above and is incorrect. -Context error: A phrase which causes an incorrect inference because of context or discourse. -Not checkable: A statement which can not be checked, either because the information is not available or because it is too time-consuming to check. -Other: Any other type of mistake.", | |
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| "text": "An example is shown in Figure 1 . Note that this example combines fragments from texts produced by several different systems, along with some manual adjustments, in order to illustrate different types of mistakes in a simple way. Box score and other data for this game is available at https://www.basketball-reference. com/boxscores/201411050PHO.html .", | |
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| "text": "It would, however, be very useful information for the NLG community, The Memphis Grizzlies (5-2) defeated the Phoenix Suns (3 -2) Monday 102-91 at the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix. The Grizzlies had a strong first half where they out-scored the Suns 59-42. Marc Gasol scored 18 points, leading the Grizzlies. Isaiah Thomas added 15 points, he is averaging 19 points on the season so far.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 averaging 10 points on the season so far: not checkable. This is very hard to check, since data sources report performance per season and per game, not performance up to a particular point in a season. We also plan to have an 'open' track where people can submit ideas for evaluating accuracy on our data set which do not fit into the above framework.", | |
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| "text": "We will create a separate test set of 21 texts which will be manually fact-checked. The test set will include 7 texts from each of the above three systems. Each text will be fact checked by 3 annotators following the same process as for the training data.", | |
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| "text": "We will release the test set (but not the manual factchecking annotations), and give participants two weeks to apply their techniques to the test set and return the results. Each mistake will be reported as a position and category, as described above. We will create a Reported Mistake List (RML) for each annotated text submitted by a participant.", | |
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| "text": "We will then try to align each RML entry with an entry in the gold standard mistake list (GSML). Match criteria will be applied in order, to each reported mistake (RM) in the RML. We will mark each match, along with which criteria it was identified under. In the event of an RM not being found in the GSML (i.e. a false positive), we will mark 'Not found'. The match criteria are as follows:", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 Same category: If not found, look for a GSML entry with same category and maximal (nonzero) overlap in position \u2022 Recall and precision for each category. In other words, for each category, what percentage of mistakes of this type in GSML were aligned with an RML entry of this category, and vice-versa.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 Overall recall and precision (ignoring category). Looking at RML as a whole, what percentage of entries were successfully aligned with a GSML entry (of any category), and vice-versa. Given that there are currently many errors (approx 20) in each summary, having a reliable way to detect errors (even without category) would be very useful.", | |
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| "text": "We plan on the following schedule. Note that dates are tentative and may be modified when we know the dates of INLG 2021.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 15 December 2020 (ie, at INLG 2020): announce task, ask for participants", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 15 February 2021: deadline for participants to register and (if possible) provide fact-checked stories for training data.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 15 June 2021: submission of techniques (algorithms and protocols). Test set issued, participants give results on test set within 2 weeks.", | |
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| "text": "\u2022 1 August 2021: Results of evaluation computed", | |
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