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PROOF GRANULARITY AS AN EMPIRICAL PROBLEM?
english
2009
Proceedings of the First International Conference on Computer Supported Education
unpublished
english
Even in introductory textbooks on mathematical proof, intermediate proof steps are generally skipped when this seems appropriate. This gives rise to different granularities of proofs, depending on the intended audience and the context in which the proof is presented. We have developed a mechanism to classify whether proof steps of different sizes are appropriate in a tutoring context. The necessary knowledge is learnt from expert tutors via standard machine learning techniques from annotated
doi:10.5220/0002159603500354
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