Research on Intelligent Standardized English Test Systems with Artificial Intelligence

H. Wang

H. Wang Jilin Institute of Chemical Technology Jilin 132022, China

Abstract

With the advent of the Internet era, computer technology has penetrated into the political, economic, cultural and other fields, which also includes the field of education. In the traditional education mode, large test is often faced with many difficult including high cost of examination, heavy examinations and so on. Therefore, it is an important research on designing a test system combine with Artificial Intelligence. This paper analyzes the related Artificial Intelligent standardized test system, and uses the improved Genetic Algorithm to refine the rules for an Intelligent test paper, and uses Fuzzy and Close matching to intelligent mark, combines with Artificial Intelligence to design optimized standardized English test systems. And does feasibility analysis and related comparisons by the experiment. The results showed that the Intelligent standardized test system not only ensured the fairness of the examination, reduced the costs of the examination, but also assessed the capacity of the candidates more effectively.

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