Visual Interactive Mobile Analysis of Online English Learning Behavior Based on Lagged Sequence Analysis Approach

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  • Biao Zeng Hunan University of Science and Arts

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3991/ijim.v18i10.49035

Keywords:

lag sequence analysis method, OGLPM-S strategy visualization, intelligent systems, multi-scale design, online English learning

Abstract


As online education and visualization continue to advance, the volume of information is growing exponentially. However, the current intelligent system for online learning visualization is constructed with a relatively one-dimensional approach, leading to a one-sided optimization effect. Therefore, this study designs an efficient model for constructing learning paths for online groups from the perspective of blended learning, utilizing lagged sequence analysis (LSA). In addition, the model incorporates lagged sequence analysis, data mining methods, the minimum spanning tree algorithm, and other techniques to propose the OGLPM-S strategy. The experimental results demonstrate that the strategy is feasible, exhibiting high efficiency and stability. In addition, the intelligent joint algorithm can generate various group learning paths based on the characteristics of online English learners in the group. Through the novel LSA federation method, this paper establishes an online intelligent learning platform for group learning path construction services. It elaborates on the platform’s overall architecture, functional flow, strategy implementation, and construction results. The results show that the LSA-OGLPM-S strategy proposed in this paper can successfully construct group learning paths based on the behavioral data of online English learners. This approach is suitable for facilitating online learning among English learners.

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Published

2024-05-22

How to Cite

Zeng, B. (2024). Visual Interactive Mobile Analysis of Online English Learning Behavior Based on Lagged Sequence Analysis Approach. International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM), 18(10), pp. 34–47. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijim.v18i10.49035

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