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Modeling and analysis of teacher-student interaction in electronic commerce courses from a multidimensional interaction perspective
Teaching activities in e-commerce courses are increasingly supported by digital platforms and multimodal data records. Teacher–student interaction behavior is therefore characterized by high-dimensional, heterogeneous, and dynamically changing evidence, which provides a data basis for fine-grained c
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