Sentence examples for adapt the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Their goal was to adapt the difficulty level of a question to the student in an intelligent tutoring system for vocabulary learning (Pino & Eskenazi, 2009).

In recent years, interest has risen to use CAT in the context of online learning processes in order to adapt the difficulty level of proposed learning materials (Salcedo, Pinninghoff, & Contreras, 2005) or to perform summative evaluation of learning outcomes (Guzmán & Conejo, 2005).

The transfer of specific athletic skills using the affordance landscape is dependent on several factors such as the skill level, injury status and maturation of the athlete, and sport practitioners should adapt the difficulty of the activities during practice programmes accordingly.

However, one new feature that appears in Forza 4 is the game's ability to adapt the difficulty as the player progresses through the career, and collect a trend of data to see how well they perform.

We used a multidimensional learning algorithm to constantly adapt the difficulty of the program to the child's performance level.

If a scheduled weekly module is missed, users can choose to repeat the module, adapt the difficulty or continue with the next module.

We designed a user modelling module that adapts the difficulty of a game to the child's skill level, in order to provide children with the optimal challenge.

We outline multiple ways in which the rating method and module can be used to further personalise and enhance the child-robot interaction, other than adapting the difficulty of games (e.g. by adapting the dialogue and feedback).

The training was personalized by a feature of the software that adapts the difficulty level of the training tasks, and provides detailed graphic and verbal performance feedback after each exercise.

The opposite is true for cognitive activation (sensu responding to students' ability level): students with a lower initial accounting competence more often reported (relative to their class average), for example, that their accounting teacher adapts the difficulty of questions to student abilities.

In the most recent version, options have been included which give users the choice of repeating modules and adapting the difficulty of the modules.