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Descriptive and predictive modelling techniques for educational technology

Hämäläinen, 2006

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2070036193842945660
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Hämäläinen W
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Licentiate thesis, Department of Computer Science, University of Joensuu

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Data-driven models are the basis of all adaptive systems. Adaption to the user requires that the models are driven from real user data. However, in educational technology real data is seldom used, and all general-purpose learning environments are predefined by the system …
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