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A language model is generating a summary for a document. The ideal, human-written reference summary is yr: "The study found a significant link between diet and health."
The model considers two candidate summaries:
y1: "The study found a significant link between diet and health."y2: "Research showed a connection between food and wellness."
Given the purpose of a risk function, R(candidate, reference), which of the following statements best describes how it would operate in this scenario?
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