2019
DOI: 10.5815/ijmecs.2019.09.03
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Student Testing and Monitoring System (Stms) Using Nlp

Abstract: In the domain of knowledge, there is a rising demand for such a System to provide learning support via a platform which can generate any sort of questions automatically from provided source either (PDF) books or simply any keyword against a user needs to perform a test where STMS serves the purpose. Regarding Keyword operation, the System scraps all the text from Wikipedia and converts it into multiple choice questions. Moreover, it summarizes raw text from Wikipedia and parse the text from provided content to… Show more

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“…Natural Language Generation (NLG) generates text in several human languages, based on data produced by humans. Nowadays, NLG supports humans in writing weather reports, routine business letters, and NLP is widely employed for the automatic generation of questions and answering systems [34]. In general, NLG approaches use rules, instructions, and heuristics to create acceptable and stylized reactions and generate text without notable differences from natural human language.…”
Section: Natural Language Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Natural Language Generation (NLG) generates text in several human languages, based on data produced by humans. Nowadays, NLG supports humans in writing weather reports, routine business letters, and NLP is widely employed for the automatic generation of questions and answering systems [34]. In general, NLG approaches use rules, instructions, and heuristics to create acceptable and stylized reactions and generate text without notable differences from natural human language.…”
Section: Natural Language Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%