A computational framework can enable a system to analyse ongoing group interaction and detect and mediate meta-cognitive conflicts¶
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q1 i? The article presents a computational framework for detecting and mediating Meta-Cognitive conflicts that analyses ongoing interaction. → Patricia Azevedo Tedesco 2003
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Patricia Azevedo Tedesco 2003¶
Patricia Azevedo Tedesco. (2003). MArCo: Building an Artificial Conflict Mediator to Support Group Planning Interactions. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education, 13, 117-155. https://telearn.hal.science/hal-00197314
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Author's presentation of the framework in the paper's abstract; this is a design statement rather than an evaluated result. The framework is described as enabling "a computational system to analyse the ongoing interaction, to detect and mediate conflicts" in group planning settings.
"In this paper, we present a computational framework for detecting and mediating Meta-Cognitive conflicts. The theoretical framework presented here enables a computational system to analyse the ongoing interaction, to detect and mediate conflicts."
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A computational framework can enable a system to analyse ongoing group interaction and detect and mediate meta-cognitive conflicts |
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A computational framework can enable a system to analyse ongoing group interaction and detect and mediate meta-cognitive conflicts |
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