Natural Language Processing Algorithms for Academic Content Generation

This study has conducted several activities to analyze and compare the performance of five Natural Language Processing (NLP) models: GPT-3, T5, ERNIE, BERT, and XLNet for generating academic content in universities located in Lima, Peru. Some NLP models, including GPT and BERT, were assessed based on accuracy, quality, speed, and customization capabilities. The research examined the use of various algorithms for academic tasks like essay and summary creation. The findings show that all models perform adequately; however, some excel in generating coherent content tailored to different academic styles, thereby optimizing the time of both students and teachers. In conclusion, the ERNIE model emerges as one of the best, as it enables the generation of diverse and high-quality content efficiently.

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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icalter65499.2024.10819214
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Scientific Computing and Data Management
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Natural Language Processing Algorithms for Academic Content Generation

José Santisteban, Alfredo Paredes-Vargas, Piero Salinas-Llorca
Scientific Computing and Data Management
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Natural Language Processing Algorithms for Academic Content Generation

José Santisteban, Alfredo Paredes-Vargas, Piero Salinas-Llorca
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Abstract

This study has conducted several activities to analyze and compare the performance of five Natural Language Processing (NLP) models: GPT-3, T5, ERNIE, BERT, and XLNet for generating academic content in universities located in Lima, Peru. Some NLP models, including GPT and BERT, were assessed based on accuracy, quality, speed, and customization capabilities. The research examined the use of various algorithms for academic tasks like essay and summary creation. The findings show that all models perform adequately; however, some excel in generating coherent content tailored to different academic styles, thereby optimizing the time of both students and teachers. In conclusion, the ERNIE model emerges as one of the best, as it enables the generation of diverse and high-quality content efficiently.

Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (PE)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Scientific Computing and Data Management
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