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Vishal Gupta
@vizgupta
Using NLP to generate Quizzes
Submitted Jul 30, 2019
Section: Full talk
Technical level: Intermediate
Session type: Lecture
The Problem
- Quizzes/Questions are required by students for self-evaluation and by teachers to test students.
- However, quiz creation currently requires manual effort and understanding of the topic which making the process difficult to adapt and scale.
- Multiple-Choice Questions have been proved to evaluate student’s understanding of concepts and can exhibit broad ranges of difficulty and therefore, test different levels of understanding.
- However, MCQs require challenging options which can be cumbersome to pick.
The Solution
- Using NLP to generate Multiple-Choice Questions from plain-text
- Statistically determines best entities to blank
- Generate semantically similar options based on context and corpus
- Better than subjective questions MC questions tests
- A user-interface to generate quizzes
- From any document
- On any topic in any genre (Educational or Recreational)
- From any paragraph
Outline
- Inspiration
- Problem Statement
- How it’s done
- Brief introduction to NLP and NER (Named Entity Recognition)
- Using Named Entity Recognition to pick questions
- Ranking potential questions
- Picking relevant/similar options to accompany answer in MCQ
- Deploying the solution
- Scope and application of the solution
Speaker bio
- Machine Learning Engineer at Freshworks since 2019. Work on building AI models for Freshsales, our Sales CRM.
- Worked with a number of startups on NLP and ML problems.
- Google Summer of Code‘18 under Debian
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simrat
Yes! Attention is all you need for NLP
Natural language processing a very tough problem to crack. We humans have our own style of speaking and though many a times we might mean the same thing we say it differently. This makes it very difficult for the machine to understand and process language at human level. more
14 Apr 2019
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