2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2021.106819
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Time-and-Concept Enhanced Deep Multidimensional Item Response Theory for interpretable Knowledge Tracing

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“…First, input the features of the student response data, use the histogram algorithm to find the feature with the greatest gain, and determine the optimal splitting point of the decision tree based on this feature; use the Leafwise leaf growth strategy with depth limitation to generate the CART tree; then calculate the residual value of the CART tree, use the residual result of the previous tree as the training sample, train the next CART tree, and repeat the training; finally, the CART tree generated by each training is weighted and summed to obtain the final prediction model. e CART trees generated from each training session are weighted and summed to obtain the final prediction model [12]. e LightGBM algorithm measures the importance of a feature attribute based on the total number of times the feature is used as a segmentation point.…”
Section: Multifeature Selection Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, input the features of the student response data, use the histogram algorithm to find the feature with the greatest gain, and determine the optimal splitting point of the decision tree based on this feature; use the Leafwise leaf growth strategy with depth limitation to generate the CART tree; then calculate the residual value of the CART tree, use the residual result of the previous tree as the training sample, train the next CART tree, and repeat the training; finally, the CART tree generated by each training is weighted and summed to obtain the final prediction model. e CART trees generated from each training session are weighted and summed to obtain the final prediction model [12]. e LightGBM algorithm measures the importance of a feature attribute based on the total number of times the feature is used as a segmentation point.…”
Section: Multifeature Selection Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Item Response Theory (IRT) refers to the evaluation of all learners through the same scale while attempting dissimilar assessments by linking the learners' assessment scores. Deep Learning based IRT implementations have been widely employed to provide thorough insights about the learners abilities in adaptive E-learning systems [60] [61]. Many deep learning based frameworks have been developed in order to track and evaluate the knowledge progression of each learner [62].…”
Section: ) Item Response Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the basis of IRT, the students' knowledge state cognitive model based on factor analysis was later proposed: LFA [ 28 ] and PFA [ 29 ]. These logistic regression models predict students' mastery of knowledge concepts by analyzing the relationship among factors that have an impact on students' answering accuracy [ 30 , 31 ].…”
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confidence: 99%