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A survey on deep learning based knowledge tracing
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Knowledge tracing (KT)is an emerging and popular research topic in the field of online education that seeks to assess students' mastery of a concept based on their historical learning of relevant exercises on an online education system in order to make the most accurate prediction of student performance. Since there have been a large number of KT models, we attempt to systematically investigate, compare and discuss different aspects of KT models to find out the differences between these models in order to better assist researchers in this field. The findings of this study have made substantial contributions to the progress of online education, which is especially relevant in light of the current global pandemic. As a result of the current expansion of deep learning methods over the last decade, researchers have been tempted to include deep learning strategies into KT research with astounding results. In this paper, we evaluate current research on deep learning-based KT in the main categories listed below. In particular, we explore (1) a granular categorisation of the technological solutions presented by the mainstream Deep Learning-based KT Models. (2) a detailed analysis of techniques to KT, with a special emphasis on Deep Learning-based KT Models. (3) an analysis of the technological solutions and major improvement presented by Deep Learning-based KT models. In conclusion, we discuss possible future research directions in the field of Deep Learning-based KT.(c) 2022 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Knowledge Tracing
Deep learning
Educational data mining
Intelligent tutoring systems
Graph neural network
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