Demonstrates effective automated grading in sentence similarity tasks, highlighting practical utility.
Subjective questions play a vital role in educational and vocational assessments, yet manual grading presents challenges to both efficiency and fairness.To address these challenges in sentence similarity tasks, this study proposed an automated correction method by leveraging text-image recognition.A hardware module for data acquisition via image capture was employed, and a VGGNet-based model was used for highly accurate text recognition.Building on the recognised text, a novel automatic grading approach was introduced that integrated a T5 pre-trained model with a pointer network within a 'pre-training + fine-tuning' paradigm.Experimental results demonstrated the effectiveness of the method, achieving a text recognition accuracy of 98.61%, with a low error rate of 2.87% and a processing time of 1.21 seconds.These findings highlight the potential of the system for reliable and efficient automated assessment.
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