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Context: So far we have motivated the need for better datasets and tasks to evaluate thecapabilities of machine reading models. We proceed by describing a number ofbaselines, benchmarks and new models to evaluate against this paradigm. Wedefine two simple baselines, the majority baseline (maximum frequency)picks the entity most frequently observed in the context document, whereas theexclusive majority (exclusive frequency) chooses the entity mostfrequently observed in the context but not observed in the query. The ideabehind this exclusion is that the placeholder is unlikely to be mentioned twicein a single Cloze form query.

Question: What is the main difference between the "maximum frequency" and "exclusive frequency" baselines?
The main difference between the “maximum frequency” and “exclusive frequency” baselines is that the latter eliminates all entities found in the query as potential answers. The maximum frequency baseline merely returns the most commonly seen entity in the context as the answer - the exclusive benchmark does the same, but returns the most commonly seen entity in context which is not in the query.