rbiswasfc/kaggle-feedback-effectiveness-3rd-place-solution

3rd Place solution for Feedback Prize - Predicting Effective Arguments Kaggle competition

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This project helps educators and evaluators automatically assess the effectiveness of arguments in student essays. You provide a written essay or argument, and it classifies different parts of the text to tell you which arguments are effective, adequate, or ineffective. This is designed for teachers, academic graders, or anyone who needs to quickly evaluate persuasive writing.

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Use this if you need to objectively evaluate and categorize the quality of arguments in a large volume of written text, like student essays or policy briefs.

Not ideal if you need to grade essays based on grammar, style, or overall content beyond argument effectiveness.

education essay-grading argument-analysis text-evaluation academic-assessment
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