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Ujjwal Biswas; Samit Bhattacharya – Education and Information Technologies, 2024
The application of machine learning (ML) has grown and is now used to enhance learning outcomes. In blended classroom settings, ML, emerging smartphones and wearable technologies are commonly used to improve teaching and learning. The combination of these advanced technologies and ML plays a crucial role in enhancing real-time feedback quality.…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Blended Learning, Flipped Classroom, Technology Uses in Education

Timpone, Richard J.; Taber, Charles S. – Social Science Computer Review, 1998
Compares traditional mathematical models with computer simulations. Shows the strengths and flexibility of algorithmic computational simulations through a program designed to investigate and extend understanding in one of the most enduring questions in social choice research. Discusses solutions to this problem from each approach--analytic and…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Computation, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Simulation
van der Burg, Eeke; de Leeuw, Jan – 1988
A non-linear version of redundancy analysis is introduced. The technique is called REDUNDALS. It is implemented within the computer program for canonical correlation analysis called CANALS. The REDUNDALS algorithm is of an alternating least square (ALS) type. The technique is defined as minimization of a squared distance between criterion…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Attitude Measures, Computer Oriented Programs, Correlation
Weber, David – 1989
The computerized morphological parser, AMPLE, grew out of work in computer assisted dialect adaptation. AMPLE contains no language-specific code, but is controlled entirely through external, user-written files, the notations of which were designed for linguists. AMPLE's constructs are linguistic: e.g., allomorph, morpheme, conditioning…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Computational Linguistics, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Software