A Study on Fake and Real Lane Change Behavior Prediction Based on Discrete Hidden Markov Model

Jin, Xianjian; Wang, Qikang; Yan, Zeyuan; Yang, Hang; Li, Zhiwei; Zhao-ran, Wang

doi:10.23919/ccc52363.2021.9550172

2021 40th Chinese Control Conference (CCC) 2021

DOI: 10.23919/ccc52363.2021.9550172

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A Study on Fake and Real Lane Change Behavior Prediction Based on Discrete Hidden Markov Model

Xianjian Jin

Qikang Wang

Zeyuan Yan

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Analyzing Student Behavioral Patterns in MOOCs Using Hidden Markov Models in Distance Education

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Alachiotis,

Paxinou

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The log files of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) reveal useful information that can help interpret student behavior. In this study, we focus on student performance based on their access to course resources and the grades they achieve. We define states as the Moodle resources and quiz grades for each student ID, considering participation in resources such as wikis and forums. We use efficient Hidden Markov Models to interpret the abundance of information provided in the Moodle log files. The transitions among certain resources for each student or groups of students are determined as behaviors. Other studies employ Machine Learning and Pattern Classification algorithms to recognize these behaviors. As an example, we visualize these transitions for individual learners. Additionally, we have created row and column charts to present our findings in a comprehensible manner. For implementing the proposed methodology, we use the R programming language. The dataset that we use was obtained from Kaggle and pertains to a MOOC of 4037 students.

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Analyzing Student Behavioral Patterns in MOOCs Using Hidden Markov Models in Distance Education

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Alachiotis,

Paxinou

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Applied Sciences

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A Study on Fake and Real Lane Change Behavior Prediction Based on Discrete Hidden Markov Model

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Analyzing Student Behavioral Patterns in MOOCs Using Hidden Markov Models in Distance Education

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