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The MUC-4 scores of recall, precision, and the F-measures are used to measure the performance of the participating systems. The differences in the scores between any two systems may be due to chance or may be due to a significant difference between the two systems. To rule out the possibility that the difference is due to chance, statistical hypothesis testing is used. The method of hypothesis testing used is a computationally-intensive method known as approximate randomization. The method and the statistical significance of the results for the two MUC-4 test sets, TST3 and TST4, will be discussed in this paper.
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