Example input
Reword this: "I've seen vast improvements by increasing the number of images
and quality in my training set. Specifically, the improvements were:
more reliably generating images that match trained concepts, images that
more reliably combined concepts, images that are more realistic,
diverse, and detailed, and images that didn't look exactly like the
trainers (over-fitting)."
Example output
Original Input Text: "I've seen vast improvements by increasing the number of images and quality in my training set. Specifically, the improvements were: more reliably generating images that match trained concepts, images that more reliably combined concepts, images that are more realistic, diverse, and detailed, and images that didn't look exactly like the trainers (over-fitting)."
Improved Output Text: "I have observed significant improvements in my training set by increasing the number of images and enhancing their quality. The specific improvements include: more consistently generating images aligned with trained concepts, images that effectively combine concepts, images that exhibit greater realism, diversity, and detail, as well as images that avoid closely resembling the trainers (overfitting)."
Analysis of Tone:
The tone of the original text is casual and somewhat informal. It uses contractions, and the sentence structure is somewhat repetitive. The improved output text adopts a more formal tone, making it suitable for professional or academic settings.
Detailed Explanation of Changes:
"I've" was changed to "I have" to create a more formal tone.
"vast improvements" was changed to "significant improvements" to convey the idea more effectively in a professional context.
"by increasing the number of images and quality" was modified to "by increasing the number of images and enhancing their quality" for better clarity and to avoid potential confusion.
The sentence structure was revised to eliminate the repetitive use of "images that," which improves readability.
"more reliably" was changed to "more consistently" to better convey the consistency of improvements.
"images that didn't look exactly like the trainers (over-fitting)" was changed to "images that avoid closely resembling the trainers (overfitting)" to clarify the meaning and present it more formally.
The term "over-fitting" was changed to "overfitting" for consistency with standard academic terminology.