This study examines the use of supervised incremental machine learning techniques to automatically predict the lexical competence of French as a foreign language learners (FFL). The targeted learners are native speakers of Dutch having attained the A2/B1 proficiency level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Following recent work on lexical proficiency prediction using complexity indices, we elaborate two types of models that adapt to feedback disclosing the learners’ knowledge. In particular, we define (i) a model that predicts the lexical competence of learners having the same proficiency level and (ii) a model that predicts the lexical competence of one particular learner. The obtained models are ...
This study falls within the framework of an interdisciplinary project on Content and Language Integr...
National audienceAnalysing lexical complexity is a task that has mainly attracted the attention of p...
Abstract in Undetermined The importance of computer learner corpora for research in both second lang...
International audienceThis paper analyses the contribution of language met-rics and, potentially, of...
This study examines two possibilities of using the FLELex graded lexicon for the automated assessmen...
In this paper, we report three experiments evaluating a variety of feature sets and models intended ...
The recent years have seen the emergence of a number of corpus-based graded lexical resources, which...
This paper describes a system to define and evaluate development stages in second language French. T...
The language-neutral Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) (Council of Europe,...
Traditional approaches to set goals in second language (L2) vocabulary acquisition relied either on ...
With the ever-growing presence of electronic devices in our everyday lives, it is compelling to inve...
The present study aims to explore both native and non-native French speakers’ spoken output in two d...
Vocabulary proficiency diagnosis plays an important role in the field of language learning, which ai...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceThis study investigates the possibility to use automatic, multi-level features...
This study falls within the framework of an interdisciplinary project on Content and Language Integr...
National audienceAnalysing lexical complexity is a task that has mainly attracted the attention of p...
Abstract in Undetermined The importance of computer learner corpora for research in both second lang...
International audienceThis paper analyses the contribution of language met-rics and, potentially, of...
This study examines two possibilities of using the FLELex graded lexicon for the automated assessmen...
In this paper, we report three experiments evaluating a variety of feature sets and models intended ...
The recent years have seen the emergence of a number of corpus-based graded lexical resources, which...
This paper describes a system to define and evaluate development stages in second language French. T...
The language-neutral Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) (Council of Europe,...
Traditional approaches to set goals in second language (L2) vocabulary acquisition relied either on ...
With the ever-growing presence of electronic devices in our everyday lives, it is compelling to inve...
The present study aims to explore both native and non-native French speakers’ spoken output in two d...
Vocabulary proficiency diagnosis plays an important role in the field of language learning, which ai...
International audienceThis study focuses on the automatic evaluation of the speech of Japanese learn...
International audienceThis study investigates the possibility to use automatic, multi-level features...
This study falls within the framework of an interdisciplinary project on Content and Language Integr...
National audienceAnalysing lexical complexity is a task that has mainly attracted the attention of p...
Abstract in Undetermined The importance of computer learner corpora for research in both second lang...