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Fairness-Aware Multimodal Transformer Modeling for Real-Time Student Attention Estimation
Automated student-attention estimation can support learning analytics, but aggregate predictive metrics can conceal demographic disparities. This study evaluates fairness-aware multimodal temporal models on DIPSER, a naturalistic classroom dataset combining facial images, wearable-sensor measurement
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