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2019-08-10 15:31:23
2019-08-10
SCHOLAT團(tuán)隊(duì)Aftab Akram博士教育大數(shù)據(jù)分析論文“Predicting Students' Academic Procrastination in Blended Learning Course Using Homework Submission Data”在SCI 期刊IEEE Access發(fā)表,，這是Aftab在博士期間發(fā)表的第4篇論文（包括兩篇SCI論文，1篇CCF C類(lèi)會(huì)議論文）,。
文獻(xiàn)引用：Aftab Akram, Chengzhou Fu, Yuyao Li, Muhammad Yaqoob Javed, Ronghua Lin, Yuncheng Jiang, Yong Tang*. Predicting Students' Academic Procrastination in Blended Learning Course Using Homework Submission Data. IEEE Access, VOLUME 7, 2019,，102487-102498
ABSTRACT：Academic procrastination has been reported affecting students' performance in computer supported learning environments. Studies have shown that students who demonstrate higher procrastination tendencies achieve less than the students with lower procrastination tendencies. It is important for a teacher to be aware of the students' behaviors especially their procrastination trends. EDM techniques can be used to analyze data collected through computer-supported learning environments and to predict students' behaviors. In this paper, we present an algorithm called students' academic performance enhancement through homework late/non-submission detection (SAPE) for predicting students' academic performance. This algorithm is designed to predict students with learning dif culties through their homework submission behaviors. First, students are labeled as procrastinators or non-procrastinators using k-means clustering algorithm. Then, different classi cation methods are used to classify students using homework submission feature vectors. We use ten classi cation methods, i.e., ZeroR, OneR, ID3, J48, random forest, decision stump, JRip, PART, NBTree, and Prism. A detailed analysis is presented regarding performance of different classi cation methods for different number of classes. The analysis reveals that in general the prediction accuracy of all methods decreases with increase in the number of classes. However, different methods perform best or worst for different number of classes.
DOI： 10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2930867
