AN EXPLAINABLE LEARNING ANALYTICS FRAMEWORK FOR PREDICTING STUDENT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN ONLINE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
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Learning Analytics, Academic Performance Prediction, Explainable Artificial Intelligence, Online Learning, Educational Data Mining, SHAP.Abstract
The rapid adoption of online learning platforms has generated large volumes of educational data that can be utilizedto improve student outcomes through predictive analytics. Learning analytics techniques enable educational institutions to identify learners at risk of poor academic performance and provide timely interventions. However,many machine learning models
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