“…This leads to different analyses and different outcomes in similar studies, as it is the case in the prediction of academic achievement. However, it is seen that the lowest classification prediction and the highest network performance vary between 51.88% and 91.77%, respectively, in the findings of studies (such as linear regression, logistic regression and decision tree) on the comparison of the predictions and the statistical methods with respect to artificial neural networks related to education and training (Bahadır, 2013;Çırak, 2012;Gülçin, Çırak, & Çokluk, 2013;Demir, 2015;Guo, 2010;Ibrahim & Rusli, 2007;Karamouzis & Vrettos, 2008;Kardan, Sadeghi, Ghidary, & Sani, 2013;Moridis & Economides, 2009;Naser, Zaqout, Ghosh, Atallah, & Alajrami, 2015;Oancea, Dragoescu, & Ciucu, 2013;Oladokun, Adebanjo, & Charles-Owaba, 2008;Paliwal & Kumar, 2009;Romero, Ventura, & García, 2008;Rusli, Ibrahim, & Janor, 2008;Şen, Uçar, & Delen, 2012;Şengür, 2013;Şengür & Tekin, 2013;Tepehan, 2011;Tosun, 2007;Turhan, Kurt, & Engin, 2013;Vandamme, Meskens, & Superby, 2007).…”