Which AI/machine learning technique/tool for finding out what students are ready to learn
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We have a dataset of students learning modules and results. From this we have a hard coded dependency tree which decides what they are ready to learn next. I was wondering if there is a machine learning technique/tool that can be used to better find out what they are ready to learn based on previous user data?
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We have a dataset of students learning modules and results. From this we have a hard coded dependency tree which decides what they are ready to learn next. I was wondering if there is a machine learning technique/tool that can be used to better find out what they are ready to learn based on previous user data?
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We have a dataset of students learning modules and results. From this we have a hard coded dependency tree which decides what they are ready to learn next. I was wondering if there is a machine learning technique/tool that can be used to better find out what they are ready to learn based on previous user data?
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We have a dataset of students learning modules and results. From this we have a hard coded dependency tree which decides what they are ready to learn next. I was wondering if there is a machine learning technique/tool that can be used to better find out what they are ready to learn based on previous user data?
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