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Schematic diagram of the principle of the word2vec model.

Schematic diagram of the principle of the word2vec model.

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This work is to reduce the workload of teachers in English teaching and improve the writing level of students, so as to provide a way for students to practice English composition scoring independently and satisfy the needs of college teachers and students for intelligent English composition scoring and intelligently generated comments. In this work...

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... Therefore, AI could reduce the workload of educators, reduce the number of educators needed per student, increase the overall quality of care provided, and, as a result, improve overall patient satisfaction and outcomes in educational institutions such as dental schools. (28)(29)(30)(31) For students, AI may enhance their learning experience by more effectively monitoring their progress and subsequently adapting the teaching content to their individual needs. (32) This would allow a dental student to receive a more personalized education and may effectively make it easier for individuals to overcome specific challenges and to strengthen areas where they might need further instruction. ...
... AWE systems facilitate L2 writing development by supporting learners' reflective feedback [12]. These systems rapidly diagnose many essays, thus reducing teachers' workload [13]. Moreover, research results indicate that when AWE is used effectively to support the teaching and learning of writing, students appear to improve their writing performance [14]. ...
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