## Table: Comparison of 'Corr', 'Last', and 'All' Scenarios
### Overview
The image presents three tables labeled (a) Corr, (b) Last, and (c) All. Each table is a 2x2 matrix comparing 'sl' (source language) and 'vf' (verification). The cells contain pairs of numerical values, presumably representing some kind of score or metric.
### Components/Axes
Each table has the following structure:
* **Rows:** Labeled 'C' and 'I' representing categories for 'sl' (source language).
* **Columns:** Labeled 'C' and 'I' representing categories for 'vf' (verification).
* **Top-Left Cell:** Contains a diagonal line separating 'sl' and 'vf' labels.
* **Cell Values:** Each cell contains a pair of numbers separated by a comma.
### Detailed Analysis
**Table (a) Corr:**
| sl\vf | C | I |
| :---- | :---- | :---- |
| C | 1, 1 | 1, 0 |
| I | 0, 1 | 0, 0 |
* When sl=C and vf=C, the values are 1, 1.
* When sl=C and vf=I, the values are 1, 0.
* When sl=I and vf=C, the values are 0, 1.
* When sl=I and vf=I, the values are 0, 0.
**Table (b) Last:**
| sl\vf | C | I |
| :---- | :---- | :---- |
| C | 1, 0 | 1, 0 |
| I | 0, 0 | 0, 0 |
* When sl=C and vf=C, the values are 1, 0.
* When sl=C and vf=I, the values are 1, 0.
* When sl=I and vf=C, the values are 0, 0.
* When sl=I and vf=I, the values are 0, 0.
**Table (c) All:**
| sl\vf | C | I |
| :---- | :---- | :---- |
| C | 1, 1 | 1, 1 |
| I | 0, 0 | 0, 0 |
* When sl=C and vf=C, the values are 1, 1.
* When sl=C and vf=I, the values are 1, 1.
* When sl=I and vf=C, the values are 0, 0.
* When sl=I and vf=I, the values are 0, 0.
### Key Observations
* In all three tables, when sl=I and vf=I, the values are always 0, 0.
* In table (b) 'Last', when sl=I, the values are always 0, 0, regardless of vf.
* In table (c) 'All', when sl=I, the values are always 0, 0, regardless of vf.
* The values in table (a) 'Corr' are the most varied.
### Interpretation
The tables likely represent the results of some process where 'sl' (source language) and 'vf' (verification) are compared. 'C' and 'I' probably stand for "Correct" and "Incorrect" respectively. The pairs of values in each cell could represent metrics like precision and recall, or true positives and false positives.
The 'Corr', 'Last', and 'All' labels likely refer to different methods or configurations used in the process. The data suggests that the 'Corr' method is more nuanced, as it produces different results depending on whether the source language and verification are correct or incorrect. The 'Last' and 'All' methods seem to be less sensitive, as they consistently produce zero values when the source language is incorrect. The 'All' method always returns a value of 1 when the source language is correct, regardless of the verification result.
