A Critiquing System to Support English Composition through the Use of Latent Semantic Analysis

Wong, Kelvin C. K.; Moerch, A.I.; Cheung, William K.; Lam, Mason H.; Tang, Jie

doi:10.1109/eee.2005.2

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“…In their study, a majority of students (67%) expressed that the liberal studies curriculum-particularly key words and concepts such as'social justice', 'credibility of government', and'safeguarding the rule of law'-played an important role in their decision to join the movement (Fung & Su, 2016: 96-97). Other factors, such as the police force's use of excessive violence when dealing with protesters, also escalated the protests in Hong Kong (Wong and Cheung 2019). Another study into the connection between curricula and students' affective learning was conducted by Sleteer (2002) using the case of California's state curriculum framework.…”

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University Curricula and Student Movement in Indonesia: “Gejayan Memanggil” Protest in Yogyakarta

Savirani

2023

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Student movements have played a signi3icant political role in many countries in Asia, including Indonesia. They have been labeled "agents of change", and their movements are regarded as "moral forces" that push political change through street protests. Why do students join protests? What motivates them? How do their motivations relate to institutional aspects of universities, including the course materials they learn in class? This article attempts to answer these questions within an Indonesian context using the case of "Gejayan Memanggil" ('Gejayan Calling'), a 2019 student movement that had been the largest such movement in Yogyakarta since 1998. This article argues that students' self-perception as "agents of change", rather than institutional support, was their primary motivation to join the protests. Other contributing factors were the demands and form of the protest.

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University Curricula and Student Movement in Indonesia: “Gejayan Memanggil” Protest in Yogyakarta

Savirani

2023

jog Untirta

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“…It processes word-document matrix A in document set, keeps the largest k singular values and gets the optimized approximate matrix ' A of matrix A by using Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) dimension reducing method. This method reduces the scope of the problem, achieves the low dimensional expression of the words and documents and further uncovers the latent semantic relationship between words (documents) [7,8] .…”

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A Junk Mail Filtering Method Based on LSA and FSVM

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Zhang²,

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et al. 2008

2008 Fifth International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery

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When we apply SVM (Support Vector Machine) method to filter spam, there will be a problem that data sets are too large to be solved in the algorithm. So we present a novel approach which is a method of combination of LSA (Latent semantic analysis) and FSVM (Fuzzy Support Vector Machine). In the process of data set building, we adopt LSA method to handle the problem which data sets lies in implicit semantic kindred words and yawp words. Meanwhile, the data sets will be decreased by using this method and it improves the training efficiency largely. Experimental results show that this method outperformed the SVM and Nave Byes filter algorithm in aspect of recall rate. In 3 kinds of methods, the function of combination of LSA and FSVM is better than other's and its ability of classification identifies is best among them. The experiments show the expected results obtained, and the feasibility and advantage of the new method is validated.

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A Critiquing System to Support English Composition through the Use of Latent Semantic Analysis

Cited by 2 publications

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University Curricula and Student Movement in Indonesia: “Gejayan Memanggil” Protest in Yogyakarta

University Curricula and Student Movement in Indonesia: “Gejayan Memanggil” Protest in Yogyakarta

A Junk Mail Filtering Method Based on LSA and FSVM

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