Chengjiu Yin

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Kyushu University

Japan

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Chengjiu Yin is a Professor at Kyushu University in Japan. His research focuses on educational data mining, learning analytics, and the application of big data in education. Recent works include studies on reading behaviors, context-aware technology, and predictors of academic performance using learning logs. He is actively engaged in developing innovative systems for enhancing art education and supporting second language learners.

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Precisely identifying and mitigating shallow reading behaviors through online reading data: exploring quantitative reading behavior methods and precise behavioral intervention

GAN-based pencil drawing learning system for art education on large-scale image datasets with learning analytics

Outcomes-based appropriation of context-aware ubiquitous technology across educational levels

An automatic quiz generation system utilizing digital textbook logs

Educational data mining for discovering hidden browsing patterns using non-negative matrix factorization

Computer ‐supported collaboration and written communication: Tools, methods, and approaches for second language learners in higher education

Knowledge Tracing Within Single Programming Practice Using Problem-Solving Process Data

Educational big data: extracting meaning from data for smart education

Predicting students’ academic performance by using educational big data and learning analytics: evaluation of classification methods and learning logs

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Keiichi Kaneko

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