2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2012.08.012
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On the possibility of fuzzy method and its mathematical framework in OBE measurements

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“…Gravani et al (2007) in their study called "Professional learning: the fuzzy logic-based modeling approach" applied analysis of the relationships between the sectional quantitative, fuzzy logic-based model and a series of representative data of such variables (drawn from an in-service training program in Greece that were confronted with it. Chua et al (2013), in their study named "On the possibility of a fuzzy method and its mathematical framework of OBE Measurements" described the approach of using fuzzy logic to design a measurement system in outcome based education.…”
Section: Fuzzy Logic Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gravani et al (2007) in their study called "Professional learning: the fuzzy logic-based modeling approach" applied analysis of the relationships between the sectional quantitative, fuzzy logic-based model and a series of representative data of such variables (drawn from an in-service training program in Greece that were confronted with it. Chua et al (2013), in their study named "On the possibility of a fuzzy method and its mathematical framework of OBE Measurements" described the approach of using fuzzy logic to design a measurement system in outcome based education.…”
Section: Fuzzy Logic Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chen and Li (2011) also presented a new method of assessing students' performance in which the values of attributes such as "accuracy rate, time rate, difficulty, complexity, answer cost, and importance" are automatically generated using fuzzy reasoning capability, and the student's ability to learn is more accurately assessed. Artificial intelligence via fuzzy logic has been used by Chua et al (2013) in the assessment and measurement of outcome-based education (OBE) on the basis of traditional OBE measurement system. This framework is further extended from Inductive Logic to Second-Order languages, and Wilmer's Principle is introduced.…”
Section: Artificial Intelligence and Assessment Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%