Japan: Using AI program to monitor cheating in exams

In the past, cheating on exams can only rely on SHANPA teachers to arrest the scene, and Japan's Kyoto University announced that its research team to use artificial intelligence to develop a new program, can be very high precision automatically find the test candidates whether peek, so that cheating can not escape.

The research team, led by the Kyoto University TA, has developed the new program using machine learning techniques in the field of artificial intelligence and absorbing previous faculty experiences. The program can calculate the past scores of participants and the difficulty of test questions, and other candidates to the degree of overlap, and then the low suspicion of cheating, and finally determine the suspicious candidate.

Machine learning is one of the core research topics of artificial intelligence, which specializes in how to simulate or realize human learning behavior, is the fundamental way to make computer intelligent.

The team set up a 30-person class in which 10% of the people looked at each other's answers and then calculated all possible cheating combinations. The mark really pointed out: "Before grasping cheating there is a unilateral arbitrary risk, new technology can avoid this shortcoming." ”

Papers have been published in the online edition of the Journal of the Japanese Physics Council.

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