Game-Theoretic Approach to Group Learning Enhancement Through Peer-to-Peer Explanation and Competition
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Quanyan Zhu | Mohammad Hossein Manshaei | Mohammad Ali Montazeri | Seyede Fatemeh Noorani | M. A. Montazeri | M. Manshaei | Quanyan Zhu | S. F. Noorani
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