Matematikai modellektől a tanuláselemzésig
Abstract
Mathematical modeling is a fundamental methodological tool employed for the in-depth understanding and analysis of natural and social phenomena. By simplifying complex systems, mathematical modeling facilitates the discovery of relationships between various variables and enables the prediction of system behavior. This approach proves particularly useful in seemingly unexpected fields, such as learning analytics.
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