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Fig 1.

The adapted Felder-Silverman learning style model.

This model specifies the four dimensions of the construct of learning style: visual/verbal, sensing/intuitive, active/reflective, and sequential/global. These four dimensions correspond to four psychological processes: input, perception, processing, and understanding.

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Fig 2.

The mechanism underlying the support vector machine.

Hyperplanes 1 and 2 are two regression lines that divide the data into two groups. Hyperplane 1 is considered the best fitting line because it maximizes the distance between the two groups.

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Table 1.

Description of a confusion matrix.

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Fig 3.

Experimental process and working mechanism of SVM and SVM-RFE.

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Table 2.

Results produced by SVM and SVM-RFE.

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Table 3.

Question descriptions of the top 20 features in the HA-HP model.

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