Under deployment-free inference, at least one EVOL variant achieves the best test EP in every dataset–length setting across three datasets and eight baselines¶
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q2 i? Across ASSIST15, Junyi, and EdNet with path lengths 5, 10, and 20, at least one EVOL variant attains the best test EP in every dataset–length cell, with the advantage clearest in longer-path and larger-concept settings. → Geonwoo Bang 2026
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Geonwoo Bang 2026¶
Geonwoo Bang, Dongho Kim, and Moohong Min. (2026). EVOL: Simulator-Guided Evolutionary Expert Synthesis for Deployment-Free Learning Path Recommendation. arXiv:2610.03273. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.03273 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2610.03273
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Numerical evaluation results (Table 2) across three datasets (ASSIST15, Junyi, EdNet; 39–189 concepts) and L in {5,10,20}, mean±std over 3 seeds, all methods re-implemented under h0-only deployment-free inference. The article reports "the best result in every dataset–length setting" for EVOL variants.
"At least one EVOL variant achieves the best result in every dataset–length setting, and the three EVOL variants remain tightly clustered throughout."
Discussion¶
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Under deployment-free inference, at least one EVOL variant achieves the best test EP in every dataset–length setting across three datasets and eight baselines |
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Under deployment-free inference, at least one EVOL variant achieves the best test EP in every dataset–length setting across three datasets and eight baselines |
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