ExamGAN and Twin-ExamGAN for Exam Script Generation
Zhengyang Wu, Ke Deng, Judy Qiu, Yong Tang

TL;DR
This paper introduces ExamGAN and T-ExamGAN, novel generative models for creating high-quality exam scripts that can produce desired score distributions and generate equivalent yet question-diverse exam pairs, improving assessment quality.
Contribution
The paper proposes two new models, ExamGAN and T-ExamGAN, addressing the gaps in exam script generation by controlling score distribution and creating equivalent exam pairs with different questions.
Findings
Outperforms state-of-the-art in multiple metrics
Effective in generating score distributions
Successfully creates equivalent exam pairs with different questions
Abstract
Nowadays, the learning management system (LMS) has been widely used in different educational stages from primary to tertiary education for student administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, and delivery of educational courses, training programs, or learning and development programs. Towards effective learning outcome assessment, the exam script generation problem has attracted many attentions and been investigated recently. But the research in this field is still in its early stage. There are opportunities to further improve the quality of generated exam scripts in various aspects. In particular, two essential issues have been ignored largely by existing solutions. First, given a course, it is unknown yet how to generate an exam script which can result in a desirable distribution of student scores in a class (or across different classes). Second, while it is frequently…
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