Knowledge Extraction for Discriminating Male and Female in Logical Reasoning from Student Model
A. E. E. Elalfi, M. E. Elalami, Y. M . Asem

TL;DR
This paper introduces a machine learning approach combining genetic algorithms and neural networks to extract knowledge from student data, specifically to distinguish male and female logical reasoning levels for an educational expert system.
Contribution
It proposes a novel hybrid algorithm that leverages genetic algorithms and neural networks to generate comprehensible rules from student data for gender-based logical reasoning discrimination.
Findings
The algorithm successfully discriminates male and female reasoning levels.
Generated rules are interpretable and useful for educational insights.
The approach improves understanding of gender differences in logical reasoning.
Abstract
The learning process is a process of communication and interaction between the teacher and his students on one side and between the students and each others on the other side. Interaction of the teacher with his students has a great importance in the process of learning and education. The pattern and style of this interaction is determined by the educational situation, trends and concerns, and educational characteristics. Classroom interaction has an importance and a big role in increasing the efficiency of the learning process and raising the achievement levels of students. Students need to learn skills and habits of study, especially at the university level. The effectiveness of learning is affected by several factors that include the prevailing patterns of interactive behavior in the classroom. These patterns are reflected in the activities of teacher and learners during the learning…
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Taxonomy
TopicsOnline Learning and Analytics · Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning · Online and Blended Learning
