Categorizing Example Types in Context: Applications for the Generation of Tutorial Descriptions
Abstract
Different situations may require the presentation of different types of examples. For instance, some situations require the presentation of positive examples only, while others require both positive and negative examples. Furthermore, different examples often have specific presentation requirements: they need to appear in an appropriate sequence, be introduced properly and often require associated prompts. It is important to be able to identify what is needed in which case, and what needs to be done in presenting the example. A categorization of examples, along with their associated presentation requirements would help tremendously. This issue is particularly salient in the design of a computational framework for the generation of tutorial descriptions which include examples. We present descriptions from test-books on LISP to illustrate our points, and describe how such categorizations can be effectively used by a computational system to generate descriptions that incorporate examples. Example, Types, Context, Intelligent tutoring systems.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 01, 1993
- Accession Number
- ADA269677
Entities
People
- Cecile Paris
- Vibhu O. Mittal
Organizations
- University of Southern California