Fig. 7.

Breakdown of responses based on the accuracy of the response and the type of the most probable relational trace according to the model. “Literal” refers to traces in which the answer was stated explicitly. “Inference” refers to traces in which the answer was not stated, but from which it could be inferred. “Other” refers to traces from which the answer was not derivable. Note that these statistics are, for the most part, probably trace only. The model, however, accumulates information from multiple traces, so it is still possible for it to answer correctly even if the most probable trace does not contain the relevant information.