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To provide corrective feedback, a\u00a0novel method to detect grammatical errors in speaking\u00a0performance is proposed. The proposed method consists of\u00a0two sub-models: the grammaticality-checking model and the\u00a0error-type classification model. We automatically generate<br \/>\ngrammatical errors that learners are likely to commit and\u00a0construct error patterns based on the articulated errors.\u00a0When a particular speech pattern is recognized, the\u00a0grammaticality-checking model performs a binary\u00a0classification based on the similarity between the error\u00a0patterns and the recognition result using the confidence\u00a0score. The error-type classification model chooses the error\u00a0type based on the most similar error pattern and the error\u00a0frequency extracted from a learner corpus. The\u00a0grammaticality-checking method largely outperformed the\u00a0two comparative models by 56.36% and 42.61% in F-score\u00a0while keeping the false positive rate very low. The errortype\u00a0classification model exhibited very high performance\u00a0with a 99.6% accuracy rate. Because high precision and a\u00a0low false positive rate are important criteria for the\u00a0language-tutoring setting, the proposed method will be\u00a0helpful for intelligent computer-assisted language learning\u00a0systems.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The demand for computer-assisted language learning\u00a0systems that can provide corrective feedback on language\u00a0learners\u2019 speaking has increased. However, it is not a trivial\u00a0task to detect grammatical errors in oral conversations\u00a0because of the unavoidable errors of automatic speech\u00a0recognition systems. To provide corrective feedback, a\u00a0novel method to detect grammatical errors in speaking\u00a0performance is proposed. 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