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Does Continued Pretraining on a Learner Corpus Improve Automated Essay Scoring on English Proficiency Tests? Evidence from EFCAMDAT
Automated Essay Scoring (AES) for English proficiency assessment increasingly relies on pretrained transformer models, yet these models are typically trained on general-domain English and may under-represent second-language learner writing. This study investigates whether domain-adaptive continued p
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