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A Novel Analytical Framework for Educational Intelli-gence-as-a-Service

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Education-as-a-Service is the new proposition of this paper, which intelligence mapped with extracted knowledge from the educational data with the sole objective of modernizing the analytical process involved in it. A review of existing studies shows that majority of the scheme has focused on using direct educational data without the inclusion of practical issues in it. The proposed system introduces a novel mechanism where the traffic of unstructured educational data is subjected to unique transformation and extraction of know-ledge in presence of all practical constraints. The outcome of the study is delivered in the form of cloud services. The proposed logic is implemented in MATLAB using bigger size of educational data. The outcome accomplished shows that it facilitates better analytical operation in contrast to existing distributed software framework with better accuracy and computational process du-ration.

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Chethan, G.S., Vinay, S. A Novel Analytical Framework for Educational Intelli-gence-as-a-Service. Wireless Pers Commun 123, 1753–1767 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-09211-7

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