IMPROVING THE INDIVIDUAL APPROACH IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING
Keywords:
inclusive education, artificial intelligence, individual approach, mathematical modeling, neural networks, regression, optimization, adaptive systemAbstract
This article examines the issue of improving the individual approach in inclusive education using artificial intelligence and mathematical modeling. Through the integration of artificial intelligence algorithms, neural networks, regression and optimization models, an adaptive educational system tailored to the needs of students is developed. The results of the analysis revealed that the effectiveness of the system based on artificial intelligence is significantly higher than that of traditional education.
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