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Hybrid OBT+MBT framework for automatic MCQ stem generation

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A hybrid question-generation system that combines ontology-based Wh-question generation with machine-learning-based Cloze generation for technical-domain multiple-choice assessment.

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  • Hybrid OBT+MBT framework combining ontology-based and machine-learning-based generation of heterogeneous MCQ stems: The article proposes a hybrid automatic question generation framework in which an Ontology-Based Technique (OBT) generates Wh-type question stems from DL and SWRL rules built over a domain ontology, while a Machine-Learning Based Technique (MBT) generates Cloze stems from unstructured textbook text. As the article states, it "describes a technique for combining semantic-based and machine-learning-based techniques to generate grammatically correct MCQ stems of various types for a technical domain." The two pipelines run simultaneously on a preprocessed text file, and the resulting stems are evaluated against Bloom's Taxonomy cognitive levels. (Praveen Kumar et al. (2024))

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  • Praveen Kumar, A., Nayak, A., Shenoy K., M., Chaitanya, & Ghosh, K. (2024). A Novel Framework for the Generation of Multiple Choice Question Stems Using Semantic and Machine-Learning Techniques. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-023-00333-6
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title Hybrid OBT+MBT framework for automatic MCQ stem generation
description A hybrid question-generation system that combines ontology-based Wh-question generation with machine-learning-based Cloze generation for technical-domain multiple-choice assessment.
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