Abstract
With the proliferation of distance platforms, in particular that ofan open access such as Massive Online Open Courses (MOOC), the learner findshimself overwhelmed with data which are not all efficient for his interest. Besides, the MOOC has tools that allow learners to seek information, express theirideas, and participate in discussions in an online forum. This tool is a huge repository of rich data, which continues to evolve, however its exploitation is fiddly inthe search for information relevant to the learner. Similarly, the task of the tutorseems to be difficult in management of a large number of learners. To this end,the development of a Chatbot able to meet the requests of learners in a naturallanguage is necessary to the deroulement a course in the MOOC. The ChatBotplays the role of assistant and guide for the learners and for the tutors. However,ChatBotresponsescomefromaknowledgebase,whichmustberelevant.Knowledge extraction to answer questions is a difficult task due to the number ofMOOC participants. Learners' interactions with the MOOC platform generatemassiveinformation,particularlyindiscussionforumsbyseekinganswerstotheirquestions.Identifyingandextractingknowledgefromonlineforumsrequires collaborative interactions between learners. In this article we propose anew approach to answer learners' questions in a relevant and instantaneous wayin a ChatBot in natural language. Our model is based on the LDA Bayesian statistical method, applied to threads posted in the forum and classifies them to provide the learner with a rich semantic response. These threads taken from the discussion forum in the form of knowledge will enrich the ChatBot knowledge database. In parallel, we will map the extracted knowledge to ontology, to providethe learner with pedagogical resources that will serve as learning support.
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Touimi, Y. B., Hadioui, A., Faddouli, N. E., & Bennani, S. (2020). Intelligent Chatbot-LDA Recommender System. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning, 15(20), 4–20. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v15i20.15657
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