TSDR's AUC gains are largest on open-ended platforms and limited on EdNet, whose mandatory bundle completion policy constrains selection bias¶
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q2 i? TSDR improves AKT by 5.06% on the Prob dataset and SparseKT by 4.76% on Assist17 in AUC. → Peilin Zhan 2026
q2 i? Improvements on EdNet and Linux are relatively limited, with an AUC gain of approximately 1% on EdNet, attributed to its mandatory bundle completion policy. → Peilin Zhan 2026 (2)
Evidence¶
Peilin Zhan 2026¶
Peilin Zhan, Wei Chen, Weilin Chen, Shuyi Pan, Ruichu Cai. (2026). Temporal Smoothness Doubly Robust Learning for Debiased Knowledge Tracing. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.05958 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.05958
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Benchmark comparison (RQ1, Table 1) of TSDR-enhanced versus original models. The article reports "TSDR improves AKT by 5.06% on the Prob dataset and SparseKT by 4.76% on Assist17."
"For instance, TSDR improves AKT by 5.06% on the Prob dataset and SparseKT by 4.76% on Assist17."
Peilin Zhan 2026 (2)¶
Peilin Zhan, Wei Chen, Weilin Chen, Shuyi Pan, Ruichu Cai. (2026). Temporal Smoothness Doubly Robust Learning for Debiased Knowledge Tracing. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.05958
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Benchmark comparison (RQ1) on EdNet, whose design "enforces a mandatory 'bundle' completion policy" limiting selection bias, making missingness closer to random. The article reports "an AUC gain of approximately 1% on EdNet."
"the improvements on EdNet and Linux are relatively limited, as exemplified by an AUC gain of approximately 1% on EdNet"
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TSDR's AUC gains are largest on open-ended platforms and limited on EdNet, whose mandatory bundle completion policy constrains selection bias |
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TSDR's AUC gains are largest on open-ended platforms and limited on EdNet, whose mandatory bundle completion policy constrains selection bias |
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