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Avi Chawla· 2025-10-17 19:18
Active Learning Methodology - Active learning is presented as an efficient method for building supervised models with unlabeled data [1][4] - The process involves iteratively training a model, identifying low-confidence predictions, and labeling them with human input to improve model performance [2][3][4] - The methodology emphasizes the importance of accurate confidence measure generation for effective training [5] Model Building and Refinement - The initial step involves manually labeling a small percentage of the data to create a seed dataset [2] - Probabilistic models are recommended for confidence level determination, using the gap between the top probabilities as a proxy [3] - Cooperative learning, a variant of active learning, utilizes high-confidence data by incorporating the model's predictions as labels [5] Application and Considerations - Active learning can save significant time when building supervised models on unlabeled datasets [4] - The accuracy of confidence measures is critical, as errors can negatively impact subsequent training steps [5]
X @Avi Chawla
Avi Chawla· 2025-10-17 06:31
Active Learning Overview - Active learning is an efficient method for building supervised models with unlabeled data by incorporating human feedback [1][4] - The core idea involves iteratively training a model, identifying low-confidence predictions, and using human labels to refine the model [2][4] Active Learning Process - The process begins with manually labeling a small portion of the data to create an initial model [2] - The model then generates predictions on the unlabeled data, along with confidence levels for each prediction [3] - Low-confidence predictions are prioritized for human labeling and then fed back into the model for retraining [4] - This iterative process continues until the model achieves satisfactory performance [4] Key Considerations - Generating accurate confidence measures is crucial for the success of active learning [5] - Cooperative learning, a variant of active learning, incorporates high-confidence data by using the model's predictions as labels [5]
Revolution in Mathematics education | Mathew Yip | TEDxNIELIT Aurangabad
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:06
Problem Analysis of Traditional Math Education - Most students struggle with the unified teaching pace, lacking time for deep thinking and review [3][4] - Students have limited time to solve problems independently before explanations are given [3] - Current math lessons often lead to passive learning, which is less effective than active learning [6] - Insufficient time is dedicated to solving challenging problems during lessons [8] - Private tutoring creates unfairness due to unequal access to resources [9] - Previous teaching methods may not cater to students' individual abilities, leading to knowledge gaps [11] Proposed Solution: Math Study Pro System - The system breaks the traditional teaching model by encouraging students to try problems themselves before watching teaching videos [15] - It uses a step-by-step method based on student learning speed to ensure mastery [15] - Students can control their study process, including time allocation and video playback speed [17] - The system aims to provide personalized testing through question banks and AI [19] Vision for Future Education - Integrate TED talk exercises and classroom learning, starting from the basics [20] - Enable personalized learning anytime, anywhere, according to individual needs and progress [21] - Facilitate faster learning for students with high mathematical aptitude [21] - Allow students with weaker mathematical ability to stop studying math once they reach the required level for their chosen profession [22] - Continuously improve the system through user feedback on solutions and teaching videos [22] - Reduce the demand for math teachers and improve the average quality of remaining teachers [23] - Minimize unfairness by using an automatic system that focuses on student ability rather than family wealth [24]
Use of Transformer Models in Teaching | Robert Gentleman | TEDxBerkshires
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-21 16:15
AI在教育领域的潜力 - AI工具能够支持教育工作者,提供课程计划,生成问答,并自动评分和反馈,从而减轻教师的工作负担,使他们能够专注于更重要的任务 [1] - AI可以检查课程是否涵盖了所有预定的主题,确保教学内容的完整性 [1] - AI能够为学生提供独立于教师的界面和学习方式,从而改变课堂中的权力平衡,促进学生更深入地探究问题 [1] - AI可以被设计成具有不同的角色,例如气候怀疑论者、统计学家或流行病学家,从而为学生提供多角度的思考 [2] - AI可以通过半自主代理在Zoom通话中进行对话,分析输入信息并提供评论,从而改变学生与AI的互动方式 [3][4][5] AI的局限性与监管 - AI可能会给出基于不准确信息的权威性答案,需要评估其准确性,以避免在课堂上产生反效果 [7][8] - AI需要像教师一样受到监管,包括标准化考试和持续认证,以确保其在不同环境中的表现 [11][12] - AI系统需要快速报告不良事件,以便及时发现问题并进行修复,从而确保其安全性和有效性 [14][15] AI在主动学习中的应用 - AI辅导可以优于主动学习,因为它可以提供有针对性的反馈和信息,并允许学生进行自我调节 [21][26] - AI工具可以帮助学生提出更难或更容易的问题,并在他们遇到困难时提供帮助,从而实现个性化学习 [27] - AI可以促进终身学习体验,例如理解医疗保险和医疗补助法律和表格,并帮助人们填写表格 [30] AI与多样性 - AI可以通过设计具有类人多样性的聊天机器人,在缺乏自然多样性的情况下引入不同的观点 [32] AI的部署与改进 - AI的部署应遵循“部署、评估、改进”的循环,通过不断试验和改进,使其能够更好地服务于教育 [32][33] - 行业需要克服对AI的抵触情绪,并参与到AI的推广中,同时建立监管和报告机制,以确保AI的合理使用 [33]