Table 2.
Distancemetric | Correct and incorrect spellings |
Incorrect spellings |
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rs | 95% CI | rs | 95% CI | |
SM | .994* | [.99, .99] | .92* | [.91, .92] |
RDLD | −.990* | [−.99, −.99] | −.86* | [−.87, −.84] |
Norm. RDLD | −.995* | [−.99, −.99] | −.92* | [-.93, −.91] |
JaccardD | −.952* | [−.96, −.95] | −.86* | [−.88, −.85] |
MasiD | −.950* | [−.95, −.95] | −.83* | [−.84, −.81] |
Note. The table provides correlations of the manual approach with the automated distance metrics on all stimuli (Correct and incorrect spellings; N = 3,540) and correlations of the manual approach and the automated distance metrics based only on spellings that were spelled incorrectly (Incorrect spellings; N = 1,327). Shown in the table are the correlation coefficient (rs ) and the parametric 95% confidence intervals (CIs) of the coefficient, while the asterisk signifies that p < .0001. In bold is the distance metric with the highest score overall. SM = sequence matcher ratio; RDLD = Damerau–Levenshtein distance; Norm. RDLD = normalized Damerau–Levenshtein distance; JaccardD = Jaccard distance; MasiD = Masi distance.