2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2017.08.019
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A comprehensive adaptive system for e-learning of foreign languages

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“…Some of the data mining techniques deployed includes clustering, text mining, association rule mining, classification and so forth. The mode of delivery of education has transcended from the traditional classroom-based method to various web-based teaching platforms and adaptive e-learning systems [19] due to the availability of modern learning technologies [20][21][22], and this therefore enables diverse education related data to be generated, logged, processed and studied for a better understanding of the learning process and learners [23], and educational technology integration practices [24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of the data mining techniques deployed includes clustering, text mining, association rule mining, classification and so forth. The mode of delivery of education has transcended from the traditional classroom-based method to various web-based teaching platforms and adaptive e-learning systems [19] due to the availability of modern learning technologies [20][21][22], and this therefore enables diverse education related data to be generated, logged, processed and studied for a better understanding of the learning process and learners [23], and educational technology integration practices [24].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The feasibility of using pedagogical capabilities of e-learning in the digital educational space is considered during in different studies (Gottlieb, 2016;Gushchina & Ochepovsky, 2017;Snegireva, 2017;Sorochinsky, 2018;Vaganova et al, 2017). Analysis of studies and publications, which note that the readiness of students and teachers to implement e-learning in the digital educational environment of the university continues to be insufficient (Bradac & Walek, 2017;Skoulikari et al, 2015;Schulz et al, 2014). Various approaches to solving the problem of teacher training in the context of e-learning by means of the digital educational environment of the university are considered in different studies (Akupiyan, 2019;Baraskhanova & Danilova, 2018;Dyakova & Sechkareva, 2019;Komova, Musatova, 2019;Vezirov & Babayan, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…3: For the existing channels, find the nodes that satisfy the resonance condition as in (3), in order from the highest activation value to the lowest value. 4: if There is no node that satisfies the resonance condition. then…”
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confidence: 99%
“…. , c, a} by using (4). J is the index of the node that satisfies the resonance condition for all channels in Step 7.…”
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