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Fig 1.

Bloom’s taxonomy cognitive domain levels.

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Fig 2.

Proposed model.

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Table 1.

The number of questions in each dataset.

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Table 2.

Sample of questions from each dataset.

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Table 3.

Weighted F1-measure of different weight cases with collected dataset using KNN, LR and SVM.

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Table 4.

Weighted F1-measure of different weight cases with Yahya et al. (2012) dataset using KNN, LR and SVM.

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Table 5.

Example of weighting method using classical TF-IDF and modified TFPOS-IDF.

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Fig 3.

Example of converting question into a word vector.

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Fig 4.

Example of combining word2vec with TFPOS-IDF.

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Table 6.

Results of using KNN with TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for the collected dataset.

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Table 7.

Results of using KNN with TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for the Yahya et al. (2012) dataset.

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Table 8.

Results of LR with TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for the collected dataset.

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Table 9.

Results of LR TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for Yahya et al. (2012) dataset.

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Table 10.

Results of SVM with TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for the collected dataset.

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Table 11.

Results of SVM TF-IDF, TFPOS-IDF, W2V-TFPOSIDF for Yahya et al. (2012) dataset.

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Table 12.

Alpha values of t-test.

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