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Shrouk H Hessen1,2, Hatem M Abdul-Kader1, Ayman E Khedr3
1Faculty of Computers and Information, Menoufia University, El Menoufia, Egypt.
Abstract:
Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) domain increased to contain finance, education, health, mining, and education. Artificial intelligence controls the performance of systems that use new technologies, especially in the education environment. The multiagent system (MAS) is considered an intelligent system to facilitate the e-learning process in the educational environment. MAS is used to make interaction easily among agents, which supports the use of feature selection. The feature selection methods are used to select the important and relevant features from the database that could help machine learning algorithms produce high performance. This paper aims to propose an effective and suitable system for multiagent-based machine learning algorithms and feature selection methods to enhance the e-learning process in the educational environment which predicts pass or fail results. The univariate and Extra Trees feature selection methods are used to select the essential attributes from the database. Five machine learning algorithms named Decision Tree (DT), Logistic Regression (LR), Random Forest (RF), Naive Bayes (NB), and K-nearest neighbors algorithm (KNN) are applied to all features and selected features. The results showed that the learning algorithm that has been measured by the Extra Trees method has achieved the highest performance depending on the evaluation of cross-validation and testing.
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