Collaborative representations from meta-behavioral sequences are far less sparse than KC-based representations, which reach up to 99.3% sparsity¶
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q2 i? KC-based collaborative representations exhibit extreme sparsity (up to 99.3% on EdNet-KT1 and XES3G5M), while the meta-behavioral strategy significantly reduces sparsity across all datasets. → Yuhao Jia 2026
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Yuhao Jia 2026¶
Yuhao Jia, Duantengchuan Li, Jinsong Chen, Zhongjie Mao, Mingwen Tong, Yue Li, Xiaoguang Wang. (2026). MBP-KT: Learning Global Collaborative Information from Meta-Behavioral Pattern for Enhanced Knowledge Tracing. Preprint. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.08697 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.08697
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Supplementary sparsity analysis (Appendix B.1, Figure 5) comparing representation vectors learned from meta-behavioral versus KC-based sequences across three datasets. The article reports reductions "from 97.1% to 71.8% on ASSISTments2009, and from 99.3% to a significantly denser 48.9% on XES3G5M."
"the collaborative representations learned by the KC-based sequences exhibit extreme sparsity, reaching up to 99.3% on EdNet-KT1 and XES3G5M"
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Collaborative representations from meta-behavioral sequences are far less sparse than KC-based representations, which reach up to 99.3% sparsity |
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Collaborative representations from meta-behavioral sequences are far less sparse than KC-based representations, which reach up to 99.3% sparsity |
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