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Enhancing Skill-Item Mapping Through Learning Factors Analysis and Hybrid Approaches

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This video explores advanced methodologies for skill-item mapping in education. It emphasizes hand-development, automatic model discovery, and hybrid approaches like Learning Factors Analysis (LFA). LFA uses a mathematical model to evaluate cognitive factors and improve skill-item mapping by considering various learning factors. It highlights the importance of precise skill-item mapping as a prerequisite for effective predictive algorithms like BKT and PFA, as well as discussing the limitations of Q-Matrices and the flexibility of Bayesian Networks for modeling complex relationships in learning environments.

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  1. Week 4 Video 7 Knowledge Inference: Other Structures

  2. How do we get a skill-item mapping? • Hand-development and refinement • Automatic model discovery • Hybrid approaches

  3. Hybrid Approaches • The most popular hybrid approach is called Learning Factors Analysis • Cen, H., Koedinger, K., Junker, B. (2006) Learning Factors Analysis – A General Method for Cognitive Model Evaluation and Improvement. Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems, 164-175.

  4. Learning Factors Analysis (LFA) • Uses a mathematical model similar to Performance Factors Analysis • Adds a student parameter, has only one learning parameter per skill

  5. Learning Factors Analysis (LFA) • Take an existing skill-item mapping • Add a set of potential candidate “learning factors” • Repeatedly tries to split skills based on learning factors • Using A* space search algorithm • For Skill A, Learning Factor B • Test new skills (A and B), (A and not B)

  6. Three Ways to Improve Skill-Item Mappings • Hand-development and refinement • Automatic model discovery • Hybrid approaches

  7. Why is this important? • A good skill-item mapping is a prerequisite to using algorithms like BKT, PFA • If you consider irrelevant evidence (student performance at hockey when predicting math) • You’ll have ineffective prediction

  8. A limitation of Q-Matrices • Assumes no relationship between skills • Except that a specific item can involve multiple skills

  9. A definite limitation • Several ways that skills can interconnect

  10. Partial Order Knowledge Structures • Desmarais, M.C., Maluf, A., Liu, J. (1996) User-expertise modeling with empirically derived probabilistic implication networks. User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction, 5(3–4), 283–315. • Desmarais, M.C., Meshkinfam, P., Gagnon, M. (2006) Learned Student Models with Item to Item Knowledge Structures. User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction, 16, 5, 403-434.

  11. Partial Order Knowledge Structures • Postulate relationships between items • Mastery of one itemis prerequisite to mastery of another item

  12. Example (Desmarais et al., 2006) B does not inform us about C If student succeeds at C, they will succeed at D; D is prerequisite to C

  13. Extension to skills • POKS can be extended rather easily to use skills (interchangeable items) rather than items

  14. Bayesian Networks • Less restricted set of models that also infer relationships between skills and items, and between skills • Can infer more complicated relationships between material than the very restricted set of relationships modeled in POKS • Can infer {skill-skill, item-item, skill-item} relationships at the same time • Can model hierarchies of skills and meta-skills • Can integrate very diverse types of information • That extra flexibility can lead to over-fitting (cf. Desmarais et al., 2006)

  15. Martin & VanLehn (1995)

  16. Conati et al., 2009

  17. Shute et al., 2009

  18. Propagation of Information • Several algorithms are used for propagating information around a Bayes Net • If we know that a student has skill A • Then this provides us with information about all of that skill’s prerequisite skills • And some information for skills for which skill A is a prerequisite • And some information about relevant meta-skills

  19. Bayes Net or Simpler Model? • How much do the interconnections between your skills matter in the context of your learning system? • How much do you care about hierarchy in skills? • The cost of a Bayes Net is complexity, over-fitting, and over-propagation of information

  20. Tools for creating Bayes Nets • Netica • http://www.norsys.com/netica.html • SamIam • http://reasoning.cs.ucla.edu/samiam/

  21. Next Up • Week 5: Relationship Mining