Label: and
Corpus: women representation in different sectors
Issue: it is not clear how these two labels differ. Both are used when category comparisons are made together with stating their y values. The label is used when one category+value are stated, followed by the rest of the categories+values. The label is used when category+value is followed by only one other category+value. But it is unclear how this is tracked within one sentence or entire description.
Example 1 (with *_rest):
The
chart
shows
that
in
law firms
,
60
%
of
the
workforce
is
female
,
_compared _
to
40
%
in
financial groups
,
25
%
in
insurance
and
20
%
in
tech
.
Example 2:
Tech
has
a
very
low
percentage
of
women
in
their
sector
with
on
20
%
_compared _
to
Law firms
60
%
Count : 22
Count : 12
Suggestion:
Collapse both labels into one
Extending the label to prepositions: compared to, compared with, followed by
izaskr
commented
4 years ago
Label: and
Corpus: women representation in different sectors
Issue: it is not clear how these two labels differ. Both are used when category comparisons are made together with stating their y values. The label is used when one category+value are stated, followed by the rest of the categories+values. The label is used when category+value is followed by only one other category+value. But it is unclear how this is tracked within one sentence or entire description.
Example 1 (with *_rest): The chart shows that in law firms
,
60
%
of
the
workforce
is
female
,
_compared _
to
40
%
in
financial groups
,
25
%
in
insurance
and
20
%
in
tech
.
Example 2: Tech
has
a
very
low
percentage
of
women
in
their
sector
with
on
20
%
_compared _
to
Law firms
60
%
Count: 22
Count : 12
Suggestion: