Machine Learning-Based Prediction and Analysis of Student Examination Performance
Language: English
Published by SHARK NAIL, 2026
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- Title
- Machine Learning-Based Prediction and Analysis of Student Examination Performance
- Author
- Bhor
- Publisher
- SHARK NAIL
- Publication year
- 2026
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- Neu
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- Taschenbuch
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- English
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- 1962116700
- ISBN 13
- 9781962116701
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The analysis and prediction of student examination performance have become important applications of machine learning, educational data mining, and learning analytics. Machine Learning-Based Prediction and Analysis of Student Examination Performance provides a focused technical examination of computational approaches for analyzing academic data and predicting examination outcomes. The book connects machine learning, predictive analytics, educational data mining, statistical analysis, and academic performance assessment within an interdisciplinary framework.
The book introduces the foundations of student performance analysis and examines the types of information that can contribute to computational models of academic outcomes. Examination scores, previous academic performance, attendance, study-related characteristics, assessment records, and other relevant educational variables can provide useful inputs for analytical models. The text considers how such information can be organized and transformed into meaningful features for prediction and classification.
A central focus is placed on machine learning-based prediction of examination performance. The book discusses the general principles of supervised learning, predictive modeling, classification, regression, feature selection, model training, validation, and performance evaluation. These methods provide a framework for identifying patterns in educational datasets and estimating potential examination outcomes from available student-related information.
The book further explores educational data mining as a means of discovering relationships and patterns within academic records. Data-driven analysis can help identify factors associated with differences in examination performance and provide a basis for understanding relationships among academic variables. The discussion considers data preprocessing, missing values, feature engineering, normalization, model selection, and dataset partitioning as important components of a reliable analytical workflow.
Different machine learning approaches can produce different forms of predictive behavior depending on the structure of the educational data. The book examines general concepts associated with classification and regression models and considers how their predictions can be evaluated using appropriate statistical and machine learning metrics. Measures such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1 score, mean absolute error, and related evaluation criteria are discussed as tools for assessing predictive performance where appropriate.
Attention is also given to the interpretation of machine learning results. Prediction alone is not sufficient for meaningful educational analysis; researchers and practitioners must also consider model limitations, data quality, generalization, and the context in which predictions are produced. The book therefore emphasizes responsible interpretation of computational results rather than presenting machine learning predictions as definitive judgments about individual students.
The text also considers challenges associated with educational datasets. Student records may contain missing observations, class imbalance, heterogeneous variables, limited sample sizes, and differences in academic environments. These factors can influence model development and predictive reliability. Understanding such challenges is important when designing experiments, selecting features, validating models, and comparing alternative approaches.
The broader role of learning analytics and data-driven educational decision support is also examined. Predictive models can help analyze academic trends and provide information that may support educational planning and targeted academic interventions.
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