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Multi-channel sequence analysis with mixture hidden Markov models

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The article offers a detailed methodology for studying how engagement and achievement evolve together across a full program: two chronologically ordered state sequences (engagement and achievement channels) are aligned per course, and a Mixture Hidden Markov Model — "a combination of LCA and HMM" — clusters multichannel trajectories jointly while estimating transition probabilities between hidden states. The method models "several variables evolving in parallel" and reveals for whom and when engagement-achievement relations change across a program.

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  • Multi-channel sequence analysis with mixture hidden Markov models for longitudinal engagement-achievement trajectories: The article offers a detailed methodology for studying how engagement and achievement evolve together across a full program: two chronologically ordered state sequences (engagement and achievement channels) are aligned per course, and a Mixture Hidden Markov Model — "a combination of LCA and HMM" — clusters multichannel trajectories jointly while estimating transition probabilities between hidden states. The method models "several variables evolving in parallel" and reveals for whom and when engagement-achievement relations change across a program. (Mohammed Saqr et al. (2023))

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  • Mohammed Saqr, Sonsoles López-Pernas, Satu Helske, Stefan Hrastinski. (2023). The longitudinal association between engagement and achievement varies by time, students' profiles, and achievement state: A full program study. Computers & Education. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2023.104787
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title Multi-channel sequence analysis with mixture hidden Markov models
description The article offers a detailed methodology for studying how engagement and achievement evolve together across a full program: two chronologically ordered state sequences (engagement and achievement channels) are aligned per course, and a Mixture Hidden Markov Model — "a combination of LCA and HMM" —
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