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        C3: Learning Behavior Average.                          3.  K. Prasada Rao, M. V. P. P. Chandra Sekhara Rao,
                                                                   B.  Ramesh,  Predicting  Learning  Behavior  of Predicting  Learning  Behavior  of
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        Here we need to predict whether X belongs to which Here we need to predict whether X belongs to which   Students tudents   u  Classification lassification   Techniques, echniques,
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        class.                                                     International  Journal  of  Computer  Applications nternational  Journal  of  Computer  Applications
        P(X/C1)=0.33*0.33*0.33*0.33*0.66*0.33*1*0.33*0.P(X/C1)=0.33*0.33*0.33*0.33*0.66*0.33*1*0.33*0.  (0975 – 8887) Volume 139 8887) Volume 139 – No.7, April 2016.
        66*0.66*0.33*0.33*0.66=2.66
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        P(X/C2)=0.66*0.33*0.66*0.33*0.66*0.33* P(X/C2)=0.66*0.33*0.66*0.33*0.66*0.33*   Classification  for  the  Slow  Learner  Prediction the  Slow  Learner  Prediction
        0.33*0.33* 0.33*1*0.33*0.33*0.33=1.330.33*0.33* 0.33*1*0.33*0.33*0.33=1.33   o
                                                                   over  Various  Class  of  Student  Dataset,ver  Various  Class  of  Student  Dataset,  Indian
        P(X/C3)=0.75*0.75*0.25*0.5*0.25*0.25*0.25*0.5*0.P(X/C3)=0.75*0.75*0.25*0.5*0.25*0.25*0.25*0.5*0.
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        25*0.25*0.5*0.75*0.25=3.21
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        P(X/C1)*P(C1)=2.66*0.3=0.798
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        P(X/C2)*P(C2)=1.33*0.3=0.399
        P(X/C3)*P(C3)=3.21*0.4=1.284                            5.  Swati and Rajinder Kaur, Multifactor Naïve Bayes , Multifactor Naïve Bayes
                                                                   Classification  For  The  Slow  Learner  Prediction lassification  For  The  Slow  Learner  Prediction
        P(X/C3)*P(C3)  gives  highest  probability  so  X P(X/C3)*P(C3)  gives  highest  probability  so  X   C
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        According to Naïve Bayes theorem it is predicted that According to Naïve Bayes theorem it is predicted that   (IJCSA) Vol.6, No. 4, August 2016IJCSA) Vol.6, No. 4, August 2016
        given tuple X belongs to class C3. Which means that given tuple X belongs to class C3. Which means that   6.  Shiwani  Rana*,  Roopali  Garg, Shiwani  Rana*,  Roopali  Garg,  Slow  Learner
        there is highest probability that student is Fast Lerner.there is highest probability that student is Fast Lerner.
                                                                   Prediction  using  Multi--Variate  Naïve  Bayes
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        Implementation of Naïve Bayes theorem using C# we Implementation of Naïve Bayes theorem using C# we   U
                                                                   University,  Chandigarh,  India.    02  December niversity,  Chandigarh,  India.    02  December
        can find out Fast, Slow and Average learners. , Slow and Average learners.    2016.

                                                                7.  R.  Kohavi,  “Scaling  up  the  accuracy  of  Naïve Scaling  up  the  accuracy  of  Naïve
                                                                   Bayes  classifiers:  a  decisionayes  classifiers:  a  decision-tree  hybrid,"  Proc.
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        Naïve  bays  theorem  is  implemented  using  C#  to Naïve  bays  theorem  is  implemented  using  C#  to   International rnational   C  o  K
                                                                   Discovery  and  Data  Mining  (KDD  96),  ACM, iscovery  and  Data  Mining  (KDD  96),  ACM,
        determine  Slow  Learner,  Average  Lerner  and  Fast determine  Slow  Learner,  Average  Lerner  and  Fast   D
        Learner.  This  application  is  useful  in  education Learner.  This  application  is  useful  in  education   Aug. 1996, pp. 202-207.
        system  to  categories  student  according  to  their system  to  categories  student  according  to  their   8.  C. G. Nespereira, E. Elhariri, N. ElC. G. Nespereira, E. Elhariri, N. El-Bendary, A. F.
        learning  behavior.  Proposed  application  is  very  user oposed  application  is  very  user   Vilas, and R. P. D. Redondo, ilas, and R. P. D. Redondo, “Machine learning
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        friendly  and  applicable  for  any  higher  education friendly  and  applicable  for  any  higher  education   based  classification  approach  for  predicting ased  classification  approach  for  predicting
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        sector.  It  helps  teachers  to  implement  different sector.  It  helps  teachers  to  implement  different   student’s performance in blended learning,rformance in blended learning,” Proc.
        teaching and learning techniques for providing quality teaching and learning techniques for providing quality   International Conference on Advanced Intelligent nternational Conference on Advanced Intelligent
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        education to the students. Successful implementation education to the students. Successful implementation   S
                                                                   System and Informatics (AISI 15), Springer, Nov. ystem and Informatics (AISI 15), Springer, Nov.
        of this model will improve overall result and learning improve overall result and learning   2015, pp. 47-56.
        interest among students.
                                                                9.  Sudha M, Kumaravel A. Performance comparison Performance comparison

                                                                   based on attribute selection tools for data mining. ased on attribute selection tools for data mining.
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