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AI models predict at-risk students using digital learning traces

Researchers have investigated the generalizability of predictive models designed to identify at-risk students in higher education using digital learning traces. By analyzing data from undergraduate computer science courses at two universities, the study found that behaviors related to self-regulated learning, such as time management and sustained engagement, were strong predictors of student risk. While models could predict at-risk students early within courses, their performance decreased when applied across different institutions, especially when base rates of at-risk students varied. AI

影响 Highlights the challenges in generalizing educational AI models across different institutional contexts, suggesting caution is needed when applying predictive analytics.

排序理由 This is a research paper published on arXiv concerning predictive modeling in education.

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AI models predict at-risk students using digital learning traces

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  1. arXiv cs.LG TIER_1 English(EN) · Jakob Schwerter, Loreen Sabel, Judith Bose, Matthew L. Bernacki, Di Xu, Marko Schmellenkamp, Thomas Zeume, Philipp Doebler ·

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