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I've put in some (mostly skeleton) code for setting up the analyzer to run intrinsic followed by extrinsic. Right now, the problem is that Noah's run_intrinsic code returns a list of tuples which have spans of (intrinsically) suspicious passages. As far as I can tell, there's no easy way to turn to the extrinsic world and ask for the extrinsic-suspicion of a particular passage. It also isn't clear that the best way to go about asking the database for extrinsic-suspicion (the confidence we have that a passage is plagiarized via given source documents) is through the span index values.
Thoughts?
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I've put in some (mostly skeleton) code for setting up the analyzer to run intrinsic followed by extrinsic. Right now, the problem is that Noah's run_intrinsic code returns a list of tuples which have spans of (intrinsically) suspicious passages. As far as I can tell, there's no easy way to turn to the extrinsic world and ask for the extrinsic-suspicion of a particular passage. It also isn't clear that the best way to go about asking the database for extrinsic-suspicion (the confidence we have that a passage is plagiarized via given source documents) is through the span index values.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: