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On the SciC classification task, AGE achieves more than 80% accuracy after roughly the first 30 graded student answers

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q2 i? On the SciC classification task, the proposed model needs more graded answers early (up to 30) but then achieves the highest score estimations with more than 80% accuracy. → Mohammad Iqbal 2024

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Mohammad Iqbal 2024

Mohammad Iqbal, Tsamara Rana Nugraha and Hsing-Kuo Pao. (2024). Active Grade Estimator on Short Answer Assessment. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-5651820/v1

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Numerical comparison on the SciC dataset classification task shown in Fig. 9(a). The article reports the proposed model "can achieve the highest score estimations with more than 80% accuracy" after an early phase of up to 30 graded answers.

"On the other hand, the proposed model still needs to ask more graded student answers in the e arly phase (up to 30 student answers). After that, the proposed model can achieve the highest score estimations with more than 80% accuracy."

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title On the SciC classification task, AGE achieves more than 80% accuracy after roughly the first 30 graded student answers
description On the SciC classification task, AGE achieves more than 80% accuracy after roughly the first 30 graded student answers
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newest_evidence 2024
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