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# Grammatical Error Correction

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  1. Grammar grading that shows its work: a shared evidence graph ties every Chinese-language mark to a rule certificate

    Grammar assessment for international Chinese education is recast as proof-carrying constrained inference: retrieved rules, error spans, minimal repairs and ordinal grades are coupled through one latent evidence graph, and every score-affecting judgment must carry a rule-level support certificate. On public corpora including MuCGEC, PC2G reaches an error-detection F0.5 of 71.4 against 67.6 for the strongest listed retrieval baseline, CRAG-style, while five-level grade MAE falls from 0.57 to 0.42 and evidence faithfulness reaches 91.8%. Those grades are measured against a silver rubric derived from reference edits, not independent teacher ratings.

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