Volume 20 No 10 (2022)
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Performance Predictor: Predicting thefuture performance of students by Machine Learning approach
Dr. S. Vidya , S. Inbasekar , U. Vasanthakumaran , A. Venkatesh
Abstract
The event happenings of the future are becoming more predictable with the advancement of computer
science and the integration with statistics termed under the domain of machine learning. Our project aims
to use this domain to predict the performance of a human using minimum labels as attributes. As present
solutions in machine learning helped humanity to predict natural events there is no accurate existing
solution to predict the same for human beings. Human efficiency may include the development of an
individual or the development of a team or collaboration. Making progress in a work without knowing the
success rate might be a challenge as the final output may or may not give expected results. The amount of
hard work engaged in a work that may fail in the future causes a great loss of time and energy. The
involvement of computers integrated with the statistical models motivates and helps to predict the final
output. So, we have taken the initiative to predict the future performance of a person in a more accurate
and precise manner. As a base, this project aims to predictthe future performance of a student in university
examinations using a machine learning algorithm by Ensembled-based Progressive Prediction.
Keywords
Ensembled Based Progressive Predictor, Naive Bayes, C4.5 Classification, Performance Prediction, Future Performance.
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