Studying the Diagnostic Effectiveness of English Education Based on Rule Mining and Question Type Association Analysis

The greatest difficulty in implementing diagnostic assessment lies in the tracking, recording, real-time feedback, and correction of English learners’ learning process, and these difficulties are difficult to be solved when human beings (teachers or students) are the assessment subjects. To this end...

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Barriers
Cognitive style
Colleges & universities
Confidence intervals
Data mining
Datasets
Diagnostic systems
Diagnostic tests
Education
Educational evaluation
Educational objectives
English as a second language
English as a second language learning
English language
Feedback
Information retrieval
Learning
Machine learning
Prediction models
Questions
Requirements analysis
Students
Subsystems
Teachers
Teaching
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