hkdse-divided-grading

You can automate divided-part grading by applying per-part rubrics and isolating each section's extraction and level assignment. This workflow processes independently graded parts within a single template, utilizing reference calibration when available to ensure accurate assessment.

Divided-part grading isolation processes each exam section independently for text extraction, rubric application, and level division. This method reduces overall grading complexity by maintaining separate per-part output directories for each assessed component.

Yes, the workflow supports template variables to tailor grading outputs for specific subjects, years, and languages. You can adapt the per-part extraction and level division processes to match various reference data scenarios and HKDSE elective requirements.

The workflow explicitly handles parts lacking reference data by bypassing reference calibration during the grading phase. It continues per-part extraction and rubric application while isolating the level division output for those specific exam sections.

The workflow generates automatic per-part output directories containing extracted text, rubric calibration data, and level division results. These outputs are organized independently for each graded part to maintain strict processing isolation and clear assessment records.

No, divided-part grading is designed specifically for HKDSE exams split into independently graded parts. If your assessment lacks per-part isolation, this workflow cannot properly support unified rubric application or single-stream level division for the entire paper.