AI-Generated Quizzes That Adapt to Each Student: How They Decide What a Learner Should Practise Next
How psychometric Item Response Theory, Deep Knowledge Tracing, and prerequisite dependency graphs decide what a learner should practise next.
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How psychometric Item Response Theory, Deep Knowledge Tracing, and prerequisite dependency graphs decide what a learner should practise next.
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