Automatic distractor generation for multiple-choice English vocabulary questions

Yuni Susanti; Takenobu Tokunaga; Hitoshi Nishikawa; Hiroyuki Obari

doi:10.1186/s41039-018-0082-z

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Automatic distractor generation for multiple-choice English vocabulary questions

Yuni Susanti Takenobu Tokunaga Hitoshi Nishikawa Hiroyuki Obari

Year: 2018 Journal: Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning Vol: 13 (1)Pages: 15-15 Publisher: Springer Nature

DOI: 10.1186/s41039-018-0082-z

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Collocation (remote sensing) Computer science Vocabulary Natural language processing Ranking (information retrieval) Latent semantic analysis Artificial intelligence Quality (philosophy) Similarity (geometry) Workload Baseline (sea) Multiple choice Test (biology) Speech recognition Machine learning Human–computer interaction Linguistics Image (mathematics)

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