A fixed-threshold sequential risk policy concentrated persistent-failure alerts within restricted alert budgets¶
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q2 i? The sequential student-history policy triggered on 17.8% of test states with precision 0.566 and captured 25.2% of observed persistent failures. → Shihao Wang 2026
q2 i? At the planned 20% budget, the consecutive-failures rule captured 75 persistent failures (precision 0.676) versus 62 for the student-history policy (precision 0.559) and 66 for logistic regression (precision 0.595). → Shihao Wang 2026 (2)
Evidence¶
Shihao Wang 2026¶
Shihao Wang. (2026). A Risk-Adaptive and Evidence-Constrained Framework for Generative AI Feedback in Programming Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.29874 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2609.29874
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Sequential threshold replay over recorded test trajectories with a validation-fixed threshold of 0.500. "Applied to the test sequence, it triggered on 17.8% of states, with precision 0.566 and capture recall 0.252"; a more sensitive configuration reached 22.0% coverage and capture recall 0.333.
"Applied to the test sequence, it triggered on 17.8% of states, with precision 0.566 and capture recall 0.252."
Shihao Wang 2026 (2)¶
Shihao Wang. (2026). A Risk-Adaptive and Evidence-Constrained Framework for Generative AI Feedback in Programming Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.29874
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Fixed-capacity policy comparison at the planned 20% budget (111 alerts) on the labeled test pool. "Logistic regression captured 66 (precision = 0.595; recall = 0.297), while consecutive failures captured 75 (precision = 0.676; recall = 0.338)"; the student-history policy captured 62 with precision 0.559.
"Logistic regression captured 66 (precision = 0.595; recall = 0.297), while consecutive failures captured 75 (precision = 0.676; recall = 0.338)."
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A fixed-threshold sequential risk policy concentrated persistent-failure alerts within restricted alert budgets |
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A fixed-threshold sequential risk policy concentrated persistent-failure alerts within restricted alert budgets |
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