Hello authors,
Thank you so much for bringing these important resources to the community.
I have a question regarding the 16 models you used to generate the human annotations. In the paper you mentioned there were 16 models, I believe they its 4 extractive + 12 abstractive methods(section 4.3). But I did not see which 12 abstractive methods you used. In Table 3, there are 13 abstractive model results, which make me a little confused.
Could you please clarity which 12 abstractive models you use to get the human annotations? Thank you so much!
Hello authors,
Thank you so much for bringing these important resources to the community.
I have a question regarding the 16 models you used to generate the human annotations. In the paper you mentioned there were 16 models, I believe they its 4 extractive + 12 abstractive methods(section 4.3). But I did not see which 12 abstractive methods you used. In Table 3, there are 13 abstractive model results, which make me a little confused.
Could you please clarity which 12 abstractive models you use to get the human annotations? Thank you so much!