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Period Segmentation in Transition Network Analysis: A Topological Data Analysis Approach
Temporal dynamics in learning behavior can be revealed through period segmentation in Transition Network Analysis (TNA). Cristea et al. demonstrated that segmenting courses into halves and quarters reveals how learning strategies evolve and relate to academic performance. Building on this approach,
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