Sentence examples for number of dialogs from inspiring English sources

This included the number of inputs (student answers to AutoTutor questions), number of dialogs interacted with, number of dialogs presented (triggered, regardless of if students answered them), and LSA scores for the quality of student answers to AutoTutor.

In general, each brief dialog attempted to target a single knowledge component, though a small number of dialogs targeted multiple skills.

However, learning gains on the BSDT test were not significantly impacted by the number of dialogs interacted with when analyzed with similar methods as for the ALEKS learning gains (i.e., no dose-dependent effects).

Rather than simply lecturing to the student, the tutor provides scaffolding for the student to articulate the expectations through a number of dialog moves.

He too thought that the alien delegation subplot was poorly executed in a comedic fashion, and said that this "combined with the slow pace and a number of dialog scenes that can be charitably described as 'character development' (or more accurately as 'padding'), this is an unmemorable episode that shows a series still unsure of its greatest strengths".

For this, the user is presented with a limited number of dialog windows where the key parameters of the analysis can be entered.

Table 4 shows each teacher's observed class time, discourse time on topic analyzed, numbers of dialogs coded, and average time per dialog.

To look at dose-dependent effects, a linear regression was used to model the learning gain as a function of the logarithm of the time spent in ALEKS and logarithm of the number of AutoTutor dialogs interacted with (Table 3).

Participants in groups of eight students per tutor were less likely to ask questions than classmates in groups of three students per tutor (number of question/answer-dialogs per student in X3: 3.0 (IQR 1.0 - 5.5), X5: 2.0 (IQR 0.5 - 3.5), X8: 0.5 (IQR 0.0 - 1.0), X3 versus X8: p < .001, Figure  3B).

Since students took different paths through the ALEKS adaptive system, they encountered different numbers of tutoring dialogs (M=24 and SD=27 among students with at least one dialog).

VANO is designed to view, select, annotate and modify image objects with a simple and intuitive GUI which consists of two main panels a 3D image viewer and an annotation table viewer and a number of auxiliary popup dialogs (see Supplementary Material).