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In an experiment, the Simulated Student worked correctly in the majority of situations when correcting the three negative situations

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q2 i? An experiment testing the Simulated Student's efficiency at correcting the three negative situations found it worked correctly in the majority of the situations. → Aurora Vizcaíno 2005

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Aurora Vizcaíno 2005

Aurora Vizcaíno. (2005). A Simulated Student Can Improve Collaborative Learning. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://telearn.hal.science/hal-00197303

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The article reports an experiment undertaken to test the efficiency of the Simulated Student at correcting the three negative situations; it states the agent "worked correctly" in the majority of situations. No effect sizes or test statistics are printed in the available text.

"The experiment showed that in the majority of the situations the Simulated Student worked correctly, thus proving that the model proposed is adequate in the avoidance of negative situations."

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id simulated-student-experiment-majority-correct
title In an experiment, the Simulated Student worked correctly in the majority of situations when correcting the three negative situations
description In an experiment, the Simulated Student worked correctly in the majority of situations when correcting the three negative situations
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2005
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