A mobile expert system for tutoring multiple languages using machine learning

Towards the creation of a mobile expert tutoring system that teaches multiple languages, we have incorporated machine learning approaches into a sophisticated mobile system. The mobile system provides adaptivity to user needs based on the creation of user models. The resulting superset that consists of all user/student models is further processed by two machine learning approaches in order to create user model clusters and to provide sophisticated data as stereotypes for new potential users.

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