2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-18240-3_29
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A Machine Learning Model to Predict the Performance of University Students

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“…In addition, the GPA is definitely the most used attribute and this is because it has a tangible value, which is directly related to the performance of students and that is why it is considered in 60% of the studies. On the other hand, the Total credit variable, as shown by [9] and [12] in their articles, is one of the attributes most correlated with the output variable (Pass or Fail).…”
Section: Academic Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In addition, the GPA is definitely the most used attribute and this is because it has a tangible value, which is directly related to the performance of students and that is why it is considered in 60% of the studies. On the other hand, the Total credit variable, as shown by [9] and [12] in their articles, is one of the attributes most correlated with the output variable (Pass or Fail).…”
Section: Academic Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Article TP01 One-R [21] TP02 C4.5 [8], [28], [23], [1], [10], [16], [ 34] TP03 Naive Bayes (NB) [2], [21], [19], [8], [28], [25], [ 5] , [12], [23], [5], [31], [32], [1 ], [33], [10], [36], [40] TP04 Bayes Networks [19], [5] TP05 Decision trees [35], [17], [33], [24], [31] TP06 Neural Networks (MLPs) [2], [21], [8], [28], [17], [32], [5], [31], [15], [33], [36], [6], [40] TP07 Vector Support Machine (SVM) [2], [13], [12], [15],…”
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“…(2017),Bergin et al. (2015),Bhegade and Shinde (2016),BydzovskA (2016),Canagareddy et al. (2019),Castro-Wunsch et al.…”
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