673 research outputs found
Sequencing in Intelligent Tutoring Systems based on online learning Recommenders
In dieser Arbeit entwickeln und testen wir Algorithmen fĂŒr Learning Analytics, die die personalisierte Sequenzierung von Matheaufgaben erlauben. Die Sequenzierung schlĂ€gt die nĂ€chste Aufgabe einem SchĂŒler vor, die seine LernbedĂŒrfnisse entspricht. Unsere Lösung basiert auf Vygotskys âZone of Proximal Developmentâ (ZPD), das die weder zu einfachen noch zu schwierigen Aufgaben fĂŒr den SchĂŒler bestimmt. Der Sequenzer, auch Vygotsky Policy Sequencer genannt, ist in der Lage Aufgaben im ZPD zu erkennen, dank die von einem Vorhersagealgorithmus geschĂ€tzte zukĂŒnftige Leistung des SchĂŒlers.
Die Arbeit enthĂ€lt folgende BeitrĂ€ge: (1) Die Evaluation der Anwendbarkeit von Matrix Factorization als InhaltsdomĂ€ne unabhĂ€ngige Algorithmus fĂŒr die Vorhersage der Leistung der SchĂŒler.
(2) Anpassung und Evaluation eines Matrix Factorization basierenden Algorithmus, der die zeitliche Evolution der SchĂŒlerkenntnisse einbezieht.
(3) Entwicklung von zwei AnsĂ€tzen fĂŒr die Aktualisierung von Matrix Factorization basierenden Modellen durch den Kalman Filter. Zwei Aktualisierungsfunktionen sind benutzt: (a) eine einfache, die nur die letzte vom SchĂŒler gesehene Aufgabe betrachtet, und (b) eine, die in der Lage ist, seine fehlenden Kompetenzen einzuschĂ€tzen.
(4) Ein neues Verfahren von Machine Learning gesteuerte Sequenzer zu testen durch die Modellierung einer simulierten Umgebung, die aus simulierte SchĂŒlern und Aufgaben mit stetigen erzielten und gebrauchten FĂ€higkeiten und Schwierigkeitsgraden besteht.
(5) Die Entwicklung einer minimal eingreifenden API fĂŒr die leichte Integration von Machine Learning basierende Komponente in gröĂere Systeme, um das Integrationsrisiko und die Kosten vom Know-How-Transfer zu minimieren.
Dank all diesen BeitrĂ€gen, wurde der VPS in ein groĂes kommerzielles System integriert und mit 100 Kinder fĂŒr einen Monat getestet.
Der VPS zeigte Lerneffekte und wahrgenommene Erlebnisse, die mit den von den ITS Sequenzer vergleichbar sind. Infolge der besseren VPS ModellierfĂ€higkeiten konnten die SchĂŒler beendeten die Aufgaben schneller lösen.In this thesis we design and test Learning Analytics algorithms for personalized tasks' sequencing that suggests the next task to a student according to his/her specific needs. Our solution is based on a sequencing policy derived from the Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD), which denes those tasks that are neither too easy not too dicult for the student. The sequencer, called Vygotsky Policy Sequencer (VPS), can identify tasks in the ZPD thanks to the information it receives from performance prediction algorithms able to estimate
the knowledge of the student.
Under this context we describe hereafter the thesis contributions.
(1) A feasibility evaluation of domain independent Matrix Factorization applied in ITS for Performance Prediction.
(2) An adaption and the related evaluation of a domain independent update for online learning Matrix Factorization in ITS.
(3) A novel Matrix Factorization update method based on Kalman Filters approach. Two different updating functions are used: (a) a simple one considering the task just seen, and (b) one able to derive the skills' deficiency of the student.
(4) A new method for offline testing of machine learning controlled sequencers by modeling simulated environment composed by a simulated students and tasks with continuous knowledge and score
representation and different diffculty levels.
(5) The design of a minimal invasive API for the lightweight integration of machine learning components in larger systems to minimize the risk of integration and the cost of expertise transfer.
Profiting from all these contributions, the VPS was integrated in a commercial system and evaluated with 100 children over a month.
The VPS showed comparable learning gains and perceived experience results with those of the ITS sequencer. Finally, thanks to its better modeling abilities, the students finish faster the assigned tasks
The sequence matters: A systematic literature review of using sequence analysis in Learning Analytics
Describing and analysing sequences of learner actions is becoming more
popular in learning analytics. Nevertheless, the authors found a variety of
definitions of what a learning sequence is, of which data is used for the
analysis, and which methods are implemented, as well as of the purpose and
educational interventions designed with them. In this literature review, the
authors aim to generate an overview of these concepts to develop a decision
framework for using sequence analysis in educational research. After analysing
44 articles, the conclusions enable us to highlight different learning tasks
and educational settings where sequences are analysed, identify data mapping
models for different types of sequence actions, differentiate methods based on
purpose and scope, and identify possible educational interventions based on the
outcomes of sequence analysis.Comment: Submitted to the Journal of Learning Analytic
Graduate Course Descriptions, 2005 Fall
Wright State University graduate course descriptions from Fall 2005
Graduate Course Descriptions, 2006 Winter
Wright State University graduate course descriptions from Winter 2006
University of New Hampshire, The graduate school 1981-82
Includes Graduate School catalog; Title varie
Proceedings of the ECCS 2005 satellite workshop: embracing complexity in design - Paris 17 November 2005
Embracing complexity in design is one of the critical issues and challenges of the 21st century. As the realization grows that design activities and artefacts display properties associated with complex adaptive systems, so grows the need to use complexity concepts and methods to understand these properties and inform the design of better artifacts. It is a great challenge because complexity science represents an epistemological and methodological swift that promises a holistic approach in the understanding and operational support of design. But design is also a major contributor in complexity research. Design science is concerned with problems that are fundamental in the sciences in general and complexity sciences in particular. For instance, design has been perceived and studied as a ubiquitous activity inherent in every human activity, as the art of generating hypotheses, as a type of experiment, or as a creative co-evolutionary process. Design science and its established approaches and practices can be a great source for advancement and innovation in complexity science. These proceedings are the result of a workshop organized as part of the activities of a UK government AHRB/EPSRC funded research cluster called Embracing Complexity in Design (www.complexityanddesign.net) and the European Conference in Complex Systems (complexsystems.lri.fr). Embracing complexity in design is one of the critical issues and challenges of the 21st century. As the realization grows that design activities and artefacts display properties associated with complex adaptive systems, so grows the need to use complexity concepts and methods to understand these properties and inform the design of better artifacts. It is a great challenge because complexity science represents an epistemological and methodological swift that promises a holistic approach in the understanding and operational support of design. But design is also a major contributor in complexity research. Design science is concerned with problems that are fundamental in the sciences in general and complexity sciences in particular. For instance, design has been perceived and studied as a ubiquitous activity inherent in every human activity, as the art of generating hypotheses, as a type of experiment, or as a creative co-evolutionary process. Design science and its established approaches and practices can be a great source for advancement and innovation in complexity science. These proceedings are the result of a workshop organized as part of the activities of a UK government AHRB/EPSRC funded research cluster called Embracing Complexity in Design (www.complexityanddesign.net) and the European Conference in Complex Systems (complexsystems.lri.fr)
Aerospace medicine and biology. A continuing bibliography with indexes, supplement 206, May 1980
This bibliography lists 169 reports, articles, and other documents introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information system in April 1980
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