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Disambiguation of "Flor, Michael"

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Is getting the right answer just about choosing the right words? The role of syntactically-informed features in short answer scoring.

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Jan Florenski University of Stuttgart

Michael Böhm

Michael Funk

Hon. -Prof. Dr. -Ing. Michael Bauer University of Stuttgart

Dr. Michael Wachowsky University of Stuttgart

 

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