Sentence Specificity Scores for Collaborative Technical Documentation: A Domain-Transfer Study
Collaboration depends on shared context, and technical documentation is one way that context persists across people and AI teammates. Specificity, the amount and exactness of detail expressed in language, shapes what information documentation captures and how precisely that information is communicated. This work audits sentence-specificity scoring artifacts on technical documentation and tests whether scores applied only after generation help choose among fixed LLM-generated revisions. Across Wikipedia and three technical-documentation corpora, the fixed general-domain predictor SpeciTeller and the pinned post-publication author-repository implementation of Ko et al.'s target-adapted pred...
| Authors | Rocker D'Antonio, Thomas Benton Townsend, Dimitrios Michael Manias |
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| Primary category | cs.CL |
| Published | 1 October 2026 |
| Last updated at source | 1 October 2026 |
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