English adaptive learning system and method based on intelligent context perception

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent context perception English adaptive learning system and method, and belongs to the technical field of acknowledgement science and language education. According to the system, physical scenes, social contexts, emotional physiological states and cognitive load data of a user are comprehensively collected and fused through a multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal analysis module; constructing a real-time user model containing deep cognitive features by means of a user dynamic cognitive modeling module in combination with a meta-learning algorithm; through a dynamic knowledge graph and a generative content engine, real-time generation and compliance verification of scenarized learning content are realized. According to the method, the problems of one-sided context perception, static content stiffness, single algorithm adaptation and shallow cognitive modeling of an existing system are solved, deep adaptation of learning contents and real-time states of users is realized, the scene practicability of learning is remarkably improved, and an efficient and flexible English learning solution is provided for users with different requirements.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the fields of cognitive science and language education technology, specifically to an intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system and method. Background Technology

[0002] As is well known, with the continuous development of online education technology, English learning systems have gradually evolved from the traditional standardized content delivery model to personalized learning. However, existing technologies still have many deep-seated limitations in practical applications, making it difficult to meet the diverse and scenario-based learning needs of users. At the context perception level, most existing systems rely solely on single-dimensional sensor data for scenario judgment, often only able to identify the user's physical location but unable to analyze the user's social relationships, emotional state, and cognitive load. This results in a serious disconnect between learning content and the user's actual usage scenario and real-time state. For example, when a user needs specific communication content in a sudden emergency, the system still pushes conventional learning materials, failing to achieve accurate scenario-based adaptation.

[0003] In terms of content generation, existing systems generally rely on pre-built learning resource libraries, with relatively fixed content formats and scope, lacking dynamic generation capabilities and making it difficult to cope with various unexpected scenarios or users' personalized needs. When users face situations not covered by pre-built content, such as temporary business meetings or emergency overseas communications, the system cannot provide targeted learning support and can only push general content, greatly reducing the practicality of learning.

[0004] At the algorithm adaptation level, existing systems mostly use a single recommendation algorithm or adaptation logic, which makes it difficult to handle the complex coupling relationship between dynamic changes in context and differences in user cognition. Algorithms driven by a single data are prone to adaptation bias, while simple rule constraints lack flexibility and cannot be dynamically optimized based on real-time user feedback and global data. They also struggle to solve the problem of personalized adaptation when new users are cold-starting.

[0005] In terms of cognitive modeling, existing systems often assess users' learning status based on superficial data such as answer accuracy, failing to delve into deeper cognitive characteristics such as users' cognitive styles, knowledge transfer abilities, and attention decay patterns. This results in static and superficial user models that cannot reflect users' knowledge gaps and cognitive limits in real time. Consequently, the difficulty and format of learning content adjustments lack a scientific basis, making it difficult to achieve truly personalized adaptation, which in turn affects learning efficiency and user experience.

[0006] These problems make it difficult for existing English learning systems to form a complete intelligent closed loop of perception, adaptation, learning, and optimization. Users often face dilemmas such as separation of learning and application, rigid content, and inaccurate adaptation, and the learning effect and user stickiness need to be further improved. Summary of the Invention

[0007] (a) Technical problems to be solved To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention provides an intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system and method.

[0008] (II) Technical Solution To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: an intelligent context-aware English adaptive learning system, comprising: a multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module, a user dynamic cognitive modeling module, a dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine, a multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine, a reinforcement learning and federated learning hybrid optimization module, and a neuroplasticity feedback module. The multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module is used to collect and fuse user physical scene, social context, emotional and physiological state, and cognitive load data to generate a unified context vector. The user dynamic cognitive modeling module, based on the context vector and historical learning data, constructs a user cognitive model including a static feature library and a dynamic cognitive library, and achieves real-time model updates through a meta-learning algorithm. The dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine, a multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine, a reinforcement learning and federated learning hybrid optimization module, and a neuroplasticity feedback module. The system comprises a knowledge graph and a generative content engine. The dynamic knowledge graph contains language knowledge nodes and association rules. The generative content engine, based on the constraints of this knowledge graph and a generative AI model, generates contextualized learning content in real time. The multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine uses a combination of deep Q-networks and rule validators to achieve scenario-cognitive matching, dynamic difficulty adjustment, and format transformation of learning content based on user cognitive models and context vectors. The hybrid optimization module of reinforcement learning and federated learning optimizes individual adaptation strategies through local reinforcement learning and aggregates global data through federated learning to generate optimization models, achieving strategy evolution. The neuroplasticity feedback module predicts the knowledge retention critical point and triggers targeted review strategies based on user memory decay data and the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve.

[0009] This invention also provides an intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning method, comprising the following steps: Step 1. Cross-modal context deep analysis: Collect physical, social, emotional, physiological and cognitive load data through multi-dimensional perception modules, fuse them into a unified context vector using a multi-modal self-attention network, and predict future context evolution trends; Step 2. Dynamic cognitive model construction: Combining the context vector and historical data, the user cognitive model is updated using a meta-learning algorithm, and the output is a three-dimensional feature containing knowledge gaps, cognitive load and emotional state; Step 3. Generative Content Intelligent Assembly: Based on the three-dimensional features and dynamic knowledge graph constraints, the generative AI model is invoked to generate contextualized content, and the validity of the content is verified and assembled through neural symbolic reasoning. Step 4. Multimodal interaction and real-time feedback: Present the assembled content in a multimodal format, collect user learning behavior and feedback data in real time, and dynamically adjust the difficulty and format of the content; Step 5. Hybrid Optimization and Policy Evolution: The individual policy is updated based on the learning effect through local reinforcement learning algorithm, combined with federated learning to aggregate global data to optimize the system's basic policy, and triggers the neuroplasticity review mechanism.

[0010] Furthermore, the multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module includes: a physical scene unit, a social context unit, an emotional and physiological unit, and a cognitive load unit. The physical scene unit uses the VisionTransformer model to perform semantic segmentation on GPS, camera, and environmental sensor data to achieve three-level scene positioning. The social context unit constructs a social relationship graph based on the user's authorized address book and instant messaging data to identify potential language interaction needs. The emotional and physiological unit extracts facial expression features using the ResNet50 model, analyzes speech intonation using Mel spectrum analysis, and combines heart rate variability data to output emotional labels and intensity values ​​using a bidirectional LSTM model. The cognitive load unit estimates the user's working memory load using a Bayesian network based on eye-tracking data and response time distribution.

[0011] Furthermore, in the user dynamic cognitive modeling module: the static feature library includes user cognitive style labels and language talent indicators, wherein the cognitive style labels are obtained through learning behavior clustering; the dynamic cognitive library updates knowledge state, transfer ability, and attention decay curve in real time, and the knowledge state is jointly represented by item response theory and knowledge graph node activation degree; the meta-learning algorithm is a model-independent meta-learning algorithm, which shortens the model update cycle to less than 10 seconds.

[0012] Furthermore, in the dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine: the node layer of the dynamic knowledge graph includes multi-scenario definitions of words, grammatical rules, pragmatic scenarios and cultural taboos, and the relation layer defines scenario sentence patterns and word collocation association rules; the generative content engine includes a generative AI variant model based on knowledge graph constraints, a diffusion model for generating scenario-based images and videos, and a VITS speech synthesis model that simulates multi-accent pronunciation.

[0013] Furthermore, in the multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine: the deep Q-network of the scene-cognition matching unit maps contextual features to the optimal content type, and the rule validator is used to restrict the scene compliance of the generated content; the difficulty dynamic adjustment unit integrates item response theory and reinforcement learning, and the reward function of reinforcement learning includes a weighted value of accuracy, cognitive load change rate and scene transfer potential; the form conversion unit uses generative adversarial network to realize real-time conversion between text, audio and video content.

[0014] Furthermore, in the hybrid optimization module of reinforcement learning and federated learning: the local reinforcement learning adopts a proximal policy optimization algorithm, using the learning effect and satisfaction of a single user as the reward signal; the federated optimization layer adopts a federated averaging algorithm to aggregate the policy parameters of each terminal and generate a global optimization model; the adversarial verification introduces a discriminator of a generative adversarial network, and corrects the adaptation bias of the global policy in a specific user group through a gradient reversal layer.

[0015] Furthermore, the neural plasticity feedback module predicts the knowledge retention critical point through an LSTM model and adopts an interval repetition strategy and a scenario variation strategy for difficult-to-master knowledge points. The scenario variation strategy generates cross-scenario practice content through dynamic knowledge graph association rules.

[0016] Furthermore, in step 1, the multimodal self-attention network maps text, image, and sensor data to a unified semantic space, and combines it with a temporal difference network to capture the dynamic evolution of the context. The context evolution trend prediction covers the scene and user state changes in the next 5 minutes.

[0017] Furthermore, in step 3, the neural symbol reasoning verification includes grammatical correctness verification and scenario adaptability verification. The content assembly dynamically adjusts the content length according to the user's cognitive load, wherein the length of a single sentence under medium to high cognitive load does not exceed 8 words.

[0018] (III) Beneficial Effects Compared with existing technologies, this invention provides an intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system and method, which has the following beneficial effects: This invention, a smart context-aware adaptive English learning system and method, effectively addresses many limitations of existing English learning systems through multi-dimensional technological innovation and deep integration of multiple algorithms, bringing significant benefits in several aspects. In terms of context awareness, this invention breaks through the traditional single-dimensional perception model, constructing a multi-dimensional perception system that combines physical scenes, social contexts, emotional and physiological states, and cognitive load. This system can comprehensively and accurately capture the user's real-time state and potential needs, achieving in-depth analysis of the context and prediction of future trends. It ensures that learning content is highly aligned with the user's actual scenarios, social needs, emotional states, and cognitive abilities, completely changing the traditional system's separation of learning and application.

[0019] This invention relies on dynamic knowledge graphs and generative artificial intelligence models to achieve real-time dynamic generation and intelligent assembly of learning content. It no longer depends on pre-made resource libraries and can generate personalized learning content that conforms to grammatical norms and is highly adaptable to different scenarios based on users' real-time needs and scenario changes. Whether it is a daily emergency, a special exam preparation scenario, or a professional business scenario, it can quickly provide targeted learning support, greatly expanding the coverage and practicality of learning content.

[0020] This invention addresses the limitations of traditional single-algorithm adaptation by deeply integrating multiple algorithms such as meta-learning, reinforcement learning, and federated learning. The meta-learning algorithm enables rapid adaptation for new users, effectively alleviating the cold start problem; the adaptation mechanism combining reinforcement learning and rule verification ensures the accuracy and compliance of content adaptation; and federated learning, while protecting user data privacy, achieves collaborative optimization of global strategies, allowing the system to not only meet the personalized needs of individual users but also continuously absorb optimization experience from global data, thereby continuously improving adaptation accuracy.

[0021] This invention constructs a deep user model that includes static and dynamic cognitive features, which can reflect the user's knowledge status, cognitive load, transferability and other core features in real time, making the adjustment of the difficulty of learning content, the transformation of the form and the review planning more scientific. The review strategy designed in combination with the principle of neuroplasticity realizes the transformation of knowledge review from timed reminders to on-demand triggers, effectively strengthening the ability of knowledge retention and scenario transfer, and improving the depth and efficiency of learning.

[0022] This invention, through multimodal interaction and real-time feedback mechanisms, can dynamically adjust learning content and presentation formats to adapt to different environmental conditions and user states, ensuring the continuity and comfort of learning. It significantly improves user experience and learning engagement, providing a universally applicable and highly personalized English learning solution for users of different ages, English proficiency levels, and learning goals. This drives a revolutionary transformation in English learning systems, moving from passive push to proactive prediction, from static content to dynamic generation, and from surface adaptation to deep cognitive adaptation. Attached Figure Description

[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the cross-modal contextual deep parsing process of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the user dynamic cognitive model construction process of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the intelligent assembly process for generative content of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the multimodal interaction and real-time feedback process of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the hybrid optimization and strategy evolution process of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0025] Please see Figures 1 to 5This invention relates to an intelligent context-aware English adaptive learning system, comprising: a multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module, a user dynamic cognitive modeling module, a dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine, a multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine, a reinforcement learning and federated learning hybrid optimization module, and a neuroplasticity feedback module. The multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module collects and integrates user physical scene, social context, emotional and physiological state, and cognitive load data to generate a unified context vector. The user dynamic cognitive modeling module constructs a user cognitive model containing a static feature library and a dynamic cognitive library based on the context vector and historical learning data, and updates the model in real time through a meta-learning algorithm. The dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine... The system comprises six core modules: a dynamic knowledge graph containing language knowledge nodes and associated rules; a generative content engine that generates contextualized learning content in real time based on the knowledge graph constraints and a generative AI model; a multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine that combines deep Q-networks with rule validators to achieve scenario-cognitive matching, dynamic difficulty adjustment, and format transformation of learning content based on user cognitive models and context vectors; a hybrid optimization module combining reinforcement learning and federated learning that optimizes individual adaptation strategies through local reinforcement learning and aggregates global data through federated learning to generate optimization models, enabling strategy evolution; and a neuroplasticity feedback module that predicts knowledge retention thresholds and triggers targeted review strategies based on user memory decay data and the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. This system achieves an end-to-end closed loop of context perception, cognitive modeling, content generation, adaptation optimization, and feedback reinforcement through the synergy of these six core modules. Among these features, the multi-dimensional context perception module breaks through the traditional single data collection, integrating physical, social, emotional, and cognitive data; the user dynamic cognitive modeling module achieves rapid model updates based on meta-learning, capturing users' deep cognitive characteristics; the dynamic knowledge graph and generative engine combine rule constraints and generative AI to achieve on-demand content generation rather than relying on pre-made resources; the content adaptation engine achieves accurate matching through deep Q-networks (data-driven) and rule verification (logical constraints); the hybrid optimization module combines local reinforcement learning and federated learning to achieve global policy evolution while protecting privacy; and the neuroplasticity feedback module optimizes review timing and content based on cognitive science principles, enhancing memory retention. This addresses the problems of traditional systems' one-sided context perception, static content, and lack of personalization, achieving an upgrade from passive push to proactive prediction of scenario needs, increasing scenario adaptation accuracy to 89%, knowledge retention rate to 30 days to 53%, and covering 98% of daily / professional English usage scenarios.

[0026] This invention also provides an intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning method, comprising the following steps: Step 1. Cross-modal context deep analysis: Collect physical, social, emotional, physiological and cognitive load data through multi-dimensional perception modules, fuse them into a unified context vector using a multi-modal self-attention network, and predict future context evolution trends; Step 2. Dynamic cognitive model construction: Combining the context vector and historical data, the user cognitive model is updated using a meta-learning algorithm, and the output is a three-dimensional feature containing knowledge gaps, cognitive load and emotional state; Step 3. Generative Content Intelligent Assembly: Based on the three-dimensional features and dynamic knowledge graph constraints, the generative AI model is invoked to generate contextualized content, and the validity of the content is verified and assembled through neural symbolic reasoning. Step 4. Multimodal interaction and real-time feedback: Present the assembled content in a multimodal format, collect user learning behavior and feedback data in real time, and dynamically adjust the difficulty and format of the content; Step 5. Hybrid Optimization and Policy Evolution: The individual policy is updated based on the learning effect through local reinforcement learning algorithm, combined with federated learning to aggregate global data to optimize the system's basic policy, and triggers the neuroplasticity review mechanism.

[0027] In this solution, the multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module includes: a physical scene unit, a social context unit, an emotional and physiological unit, and a cognitive load unit. The physical scene unit uses the VisionTransformer model to perform semantic segmentation on GPS, camera, and environmental sensor data to achieve three-level scene positioning. The social context unit constructs a social relationship graph based on the user's authorized address book and instant messaging data to identify potential language interaction needs. The emotional and physiological unit extracts facial expression features using the ResNet50 model, analyzes speech intonation using Mel spectrum analysis, and combines heart rate variability data to output emotional labels and intensity values ​​using a bidirectional LSTM model. The cognitive load unit estimates the user's working memory load using a Bayesian network based on eye-tracking data and response time distribution. The multi-dimensional context perception module's sub-units process segmented data using specialized algorithms: the physical scene unit uses VisionTransformer (ViT) to perform semantic segmentation on image, GPS, and other data, achieving three-level positioning: macro-scene, meso-region, and micro-location; the social context unit mines potential interaction needs through social relationship graphs; the emotion and physiological unit uses ResNet50 to extract facial expression features, Mel-spectrum analysis of speech, and combines heart rate data to output emotion labels through bidirectional LSTM; the cognitive load unit estimates working memory load using a Bayesian network based on eye movement and reaction time data. This breaks through the traditional shallow perception of scene = location, achieving a linked analysis of user environment, social interaction, emotion, and cognition. Emotion recognition accuracy reaches 92%, and cognitive load assessment error is ≤5%, providing accurate input for subsequent content adaptation.

[0028] In this solution, the user dynamic cognitive modeling module includes: a static feature library containing user cognitive style labels and language talent indicators, where cognitive style labels are obtained through learning behavior clustering; a dynamic cognitive library that updates knowledge state, transfer ability, and attention decay curves in real time, with knowledge state jointly represented by item response theory and knowledge graph node activation; and a meta-learning algorithm that is a model-independent meta-learning algorithm, shortening the model update cycle to less than 10 seconds. In the user dynamic cognitive modeling module, the static feature library generates cognitive style labels (e.g., field-dependent / independent) through clustering algorithms and quantifies language talent indicators; the dynamic cognitive library uses item response theory (IRT) plus knowledge graph node activation to jointly represent knowledge state (e.g., a past tense node activation value of 0.7 indicates 70% mastery), calculates transfer ability through cross-scenario practice data, and fits the attention decay curve; the meta-learning algorithm (MAML) achieves model updates within 10 seconds through rapid adaptation and parameter fine-tuning. It solves the problems of static and superficial traditional user models, and can reflect users' knowledge gaps, cognitive limits and attention changes in real time, improving the accuracy of content difficulty matching by 38%, and achieving an 85% satisfaction rate for first-time learning among cold-start users.

[0029] In this solution, the dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine consist of the following: the node layer of the dynamic knowledge graph includes multi-scenario definitions of words, grammatical rules, pragmatic scenarios, and cultural taboos; the relation layer defines scenario sentence patterns and word collocation rules. The generative content engine includes a generative AI variant model based on knowledge graph constraints, a diffusion model for generating scenario-based images and videos, and a VITS speech synthesis model that simulates multi-accent pronunciation. The dynamic knowledge graph constructs a network of connections between vocabulary, grammar, scenarios, and culture. The node layer includes multi-scenario definitions and cultural taboos (such as avoiding slang in business scenarios), and the relation layer defines rules for scenarios, sentence patterns, vocabulary, and collocations. The generative content engine is constrained by the knowledge graph, generating compliant text through GPT and 4 variants, generating scenario-based images / videos through the diffusion model, and simulating multi-accent pronunciation through the VITS model, ensuring content accuracy and scenario adaptability. Breaking through the limitations of traditional systems that rely on pre-made resources, it achieves zero-inventory dynamic content generation, which can cover unexpected scenarios (such as temporary business meetings and overseas emergency communication). The grammatical accuracy of content generation reaches 99.2%, and the scenario adaptability is improved to 95%.

[0030] In this solution, the multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine comprises: the deep Q-network of the scene-cognition matching unit maps contextual features to the optimal content type, and the rule validator restricts the scene compliance of the generated content; the difficulty dynamic adjustment unit integrates item response theory and reinforcement learning, with the reinforcement learning reward function including a weighted value of accuracy, cognitive load change rate, and scene transfer potential; and the form conversion unit uses generative adversarial networks to achieve real-time conversion between text, audio, and video content. The content adaptation engine employs a dual mechanism of data-driven and rule-constrained approaches: the scene and cognition matching units use a deep Q-network (DQN) to map contextual features to the optimal content type (e.g., noisy environment with anxiety, short sentences with subtitles), and the rule validator filters out illegal content (e.g., vocabulary beyond the syllabus in exam scenarios); the difficulty adjustment unit integrates IRT (Information-Based Responsive Testing) and RL (reward function including accuracy, cognitive load, and transfer potential); and the form conversion unit uses GANs to achieve real-time conversion between text, audio, and video (e.g., converting offline audio to video due to network time difference). It solves the problem of single algorithm adaptation bias, improves the comprehensive adaptation accuracy of content type, difficulty and format by 42%, increases the user learning completion rate by 35%, and maintains more than 90% learning continuity even in extreme environments such as unstable network.

[0031] In this scheme, the hybrid optimization module of reinforcement learning and federated learning employs the following: the local reinforcement learning uses a proximal policy optimization algorithm, with single-user learning performance and satisfaction as reward signals; the federated optimization layer uses a federated averaging algorithm to aggregate policy parameters from each terminal to generate a global optimization model; and the adversarial verification introduces a discriminator from a generative adversarial network (GAN) to correct the adaptation bias of the global policy for specific user groups through a gradient inversion layer. The hybrid optimization module uses a two-layer optimization approach: the local layer uses the proximal policy optimization (PPO) algorithm, with single-user learning performance (accuracy) and satisfaction as rewards, to iterate on the individual adaptation strategy; the federated layer uses a federated averaging algorithm (FedAvg) to aggregate parameters from each terminal to generate a global model (e.g., the optimal time distribution in commuting scenarios); and the adversarial verification uses a GAN discriminator to detect group adaptation bias and corrects it using a gradient inversion layer (e.g., the difference in content complexity between children and adults). While protecting user data privacy, this approach achieves global policy evolution, improving the overall recommendation accuracy of the system by 28%, and reducing the personalized adaptation error for specific user groups (e.g., teenagers, working professionals) to below 12%.

[0032] In this solution, the neuroplasticity feedback module predicts the knowledge retention critical point using an LSTM model. For difficult-to-master knowledge points, it employs spaced repetition and scenario variation strategies. Scenario variation generates cross-scenario practice content through dynamic knowledge graph association rules. Based on user spaced repetition data and the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve, the neuroplasticity feedback module uses an LSTM model to predict the knowledge retention critical point (e.g., a 60% forgetting rate after 3 days). For difficult-to-master knowledge points (e.g., easily confused vocabulary), it generates cross-scenario variation exercises (e.g., 'imply / infer' example sentences in business / daily scenarios) through knowledge graph association rules, strengthening neural synaptic connections. This upgrades knowledge review from scheduled reminders to on-demand triggering, increasing the 30-day retention rate of difficult knowledge points by 65% ​​and improving users' ability to distinguish similar knowledge points by 50%.

[0033] In this solution, in step 1, the multimodal self-attention network maps text, image, and sensor data to a unified semantic space. Combined with a temporal difference network, it captures the dynamic evolution of the context. The context evolution trend prediction covers changes in the scene and user state over the next 5 minutes. In step 1, the multimodal self-attention network maps text, image, and sensor data to a unified semantic space through modal embedding and cross-attention, eliminating data heterogeneity. The temporal difference network (TDN) analyzes historical context sequences to capture the evolution of the scene and user state (such as the scene chain of shopping mall, payment counter, and departure), achieving trend prediction for the next 5 minutes. This improves the completeness and foresight of context parsing, reduces the multimodal data fusion error to 8%, and achieves an 82% accuracy rate in predicting future scenes, providing the possibility of generating appropriate content in advance (such as predicting that the user is about to enter the payment stage and preparing settlement-related sentence structures in advance).

[0034] In this solution, step 3, the neural symbolic reasoning verification includes grammatical correctness verification and scenario adaptability verification. The content assembly dynamically adjusts the content length according to the user's cognitive load, with a single sentence length not exceeding 8 words under medium to high cognitive load. Neural symbolic reasoning uses neural network feature extraction plus logical rule verification for dual content verification: grammatical correctness verification ensures that the generated content conforms to language norms, and scenario adaptability verification ensures that the content matches the current context (e.g., avoiding slang in business scenarios). During content assembly, the length is dynamically adjusted according to the user's cognitive load (single sentences not exceeding 8 words under medium to high load), reducing cognitive pressure. This avoids the illusionary content problem of generative AI, reducing the content error rate to 0.8%; at the same time, it matches the content difficulty with the user's cognitive ability, improving user learning efficiency by 40% under medium to high cognitive load.

[0035] Example 1: Emergency communication scenario in an overseas restaurant (routine emergency scenario).

[0036] Scenario Description: A user (English level B1, long-term goal: daily communication) is traveling abroad and is dining alone in a restaurant on Friday evening at 8:00 PM. They suddenly need to inform the waiter that they are allergic to peanuts. The system detects the following through the phone's sensors: physical scene: restaurant-dining area (camera identifies table and menu); social context: dining alone (no companions); emotional and physiological state: anxiety (heart rate 110 bpm, tense facial micro-expressions); cognitive load: medium to high (response time increased by 30% compared to baseline); estimated available time: 5 minutes.

[0037] System Workflow: Cross-modal Context Analysis: The multi-dimensional perception module integrates data from the camera (scene images), heart rate sensor (physiological data), and microphone (ambient noise). VisionTransformer locates the restaurant-ordering communication sub-scene, and a bidirectional LSTM outputs an anxiety (intensity 0.7) sentiment label. A Bayesian network estimates medium-to-high cognitive load, generates a context vector, and predicts that inquiries about food ingredients may be necessary within 5 minutes. Dynamic Cognitive Modeling: The meta-learning algorithm combines historical data (user's restaurant vocabulary mastery level B1, cognitive style is field-dependent) with the context vector to update the dynamic cognitive database: knowledge gaps include allergy-related vocabulary (e.g., peanut allergy) and request sentence structures; the adaptation requirement is short sentences (≤6 words) + image cues. Generative Content Assembly: The dynamic knowledge graph invokes the restaurant-allergy node and the politeness rules for request phrases. A GPT-4 variant generates three core sentences ("I have a peanut allergy." (with a peanut icon) and "Is this dish nut-free?" (with a question mark icon)). Neural symbolic reasoning verifies grammatical correctness and scene suitability (excluding slang), and sentence length is limited based on cognitive load. Multimodal Interaction: Content is presented in a virtual waiter dialogue + image-text format. When the user repeats the dialogue, Wav2Vec2.0 marks excessive emphasis on the "dish" pronunciation in real time. If a decrease in user anxiety is detected (heart rate drops to 95), the advanced sentence "Could you confirm with the chef?" is automatically added. Optimized Feedback: The local PPO algorithm records a 90% completion rate of image-text content under anxiety conditions, updating the individual strategy. After data aggregation by the federated learning layer, the politeness sentence generation rules for the restaurant scene are optimized. The neuroplasticity module pushes out a coffee shop allergy communication variation exercise after 3 days.

[0038] Implementation results: Users successfully completed allergy communication, content generation was delayed by 1.2 seconds, scene adaptation accuracy was 98%, and the retention rate of related sentence patterns was 82% after 30 days.

[0039] Example 2: English listening test preparation scenario for middle school students (educational scenario).

[0040] Scenario Description: The user (a 15-year-old middle school student with an English level of A2, aiming for the middle school entrance exam listening comprehension in 3 months) is studying at home at 10:00 AM on Sunday. The system detects that the physical environment is a study room (quiet and well-lit), the time is a full weekend study session (40 minutes available), the emotional and physiological state is focused (normal blinking frequency, heart rate 70 beats / min), the cognitive load is low to medium, and historical data shows that the user's short dialogue listening accuracy is 65%, while the long dialogue accuracy is weak (40%).

[0041] System Workflow: Cross-modal Context Analysis: The physical scene unit confirms the study room via GPS and camera; the time unit marks the entire learning period; the emotional and physiological unit identifies the state of focus; and the cognitive load unit determines low to medium load based on eye-tracking data (stable fixation duration), generating a context vector learning scene + focus + low to medium load + long dialogue gap. Dynamic Cognitive Modeling: The static feature library retrieves adolescent cognitive styles (preference for animation); the dynamic cognitive library calculates the activation degree of long dialogue knowledge nodes at 0.4 (40% mastery); the transferability index shows difficulty in transferring from short to long dialogues; the meta-learning algorithm updates the model within 10 seconds, outputting the 3D features of logical connectors (such as "however" and "therefore") that need to be strengthened in long dialogues. Generative Content Assembly: The dynamic knowledge graph calls the middle school entrance examination listening syllabus - long dialogue nodes and adolescent preferred animation rules; the diffusion model generates a campus library borrowing-themed animation scene; the GPT-4 variant generates long dialogue text containing logical connectors; the VITS model synthesizes standard British pronunciation audio (meeting the requirements of the middle school entrance examination); and neural symbolic reasoning verifies that the content difficulty meets the A2+ level (slightly higher than the current level to promote improvement). Multimodal Interaction: Presented in the form of animated videos + subtitles + listening comprehension questions, after users complete 3 sets of exercises, the system uses NLP analysis to identify errors concentrated in understanding transitions introduced by "however," and pushes 2 targeted micro-lessons in real time (including example sentence analysis); when it detects that attention begins to decline after 15 minutes (response time increases by 15%), it automatically inserts a 1-minute logic word game (interactive multiple-choice questions). Optimized Feedback: The local PPO algorithm uses a 70% accuracy rate in long dialogues as a positive reward, strengthening the combination strategy of animation + micro-lessons; the federated learning layer aggregates data from middle school students nationwide and finds that long dialogue learning efficiency is highest between 10-11 am, optimizing global time-based recommendations; the neuroplasticity module, based on the forgetting curve, pushes long dialogue exercises on the same topic but in different scenarios (such as buying books at a bookstore) 24 hours later.

[0042] Implementation results: Within 40 minutes of learning, the accuracy rate of long conversations increased from 40% to 70%, user focus time increased by 10 minutes, and the retention rate of logical connectors and related knowledge points was 78% after 30 days.

[0043] Example 3: Temporary business meeting scenario in the workplace (professional scenario).

[0044] Scenario Description: A user (a working professional with B2 level English, aiming for business English negotiation) receives a last-minute notification at 9:30 AM on Monday in the office to conduct an online meeting with a foreign client in 10 minutes (the topic is product price adjustment). The system detects: physical setting is office-meeting room (camera recognizes whiteboard, projector), social context is communicating with an important client (marked 'VIP' in the contact list), emotional and physiological state is mild tension (heart rate 85 bpm), cognitive load is medium to high (requires rapid memorization of technical terms), and available time is 10 minutes (for pre-meeting preparation).

[0045] System Workflow: Cross-modal Context Analysis: The physical scene unit identifies the business meeting room through semantic segmentation; the social context unit identifies VIP clients based on contact list tags, requiring formal language; the emotional and physiological unit outputs mild tension (intensity 0.3); and the cognitive load unit determines medium to high load based on short-term high-information demand, predicting negotiation points such as 'discounts' and 'delivery periods'. Dynamic Cognitive Modeling: The static feature library retrieves information indicating that users are good at product descriptions but weak in negotiation sentence structures. The dynamic cognitive library updates business negotiation vocabulary activation at 0.5 (50% mastery). Transferability shows insufficient conversion between written emails and spoken negotiation. The meta-learning algorithm quickly generates three-dimensional features of the core sentence structure and professional terminology that users need to prioritize mastering 'price adjustment'. Generative Content Assembly: The dynamic knowledge graph calls the business negotiation-price adjustment node and the rule of prohibiting abbreviations in formal occasions (e.g., it's → it). The GPT-4 variant generates 3 sets of core dialogues, the diffusion model generates a virtual background for the negotiation scene, the VITS model synthesizes American business pronunciation (the client is an American citizen), and neural symbolic reasoning verifies the accuracy of terminology. Multimodal Interaction: Presented through virtual customer dialogue simulations and terminology cards, the system provides real-time annotations for proposal stress errors during user practice. Upon detecting a decrease in user anxiety (heart rate 80 bpm), two additional sentence patterns for addressing customer objections are added. Due to time constraints, the content is automatically divided into three 3-minute units (core sentence patterns → terminology → simulated dialogue). Optimized Feedback: The local PPO algorithm rewards users with a 95% completion rate in the simulated dialogue, reinforcing the strategy of using high-frequency core sentence patterns in short time. The federated learning layer aggregates workplace user data to optimize negotiation language preferences for clients of different nationalities. Two hours after the meeting, the neural symbolic reasoning module pushes out meeting debriefing exercises.

[0046] Implementation results: Users mastered 8 core sentence patterns within 10 minutes, and the usage rate of related expressions in meetings reached 80%. Customers reported improved communication fluency, and the system's terminology adaptation accuracy for business scenarios reached 99%.

[0047] Comparison table of effects of three embodiments:

[0048] The reward function formula for content adaptation reinforcement learning in this invention is used to quantify the user's learning effect and state fit, and to guide the dynamic optimization of content strategies. The formula is as follows:

[0049] (Total Reward Value) Meaning: A comprehensive indicator used in reinforcement learning to evaluate the quality of the current content adaptation strategy; a higher value indicates a better strategy. It serves as the core basis for the reinforcement learning agent (content adaptation engine) to update its strategy. The larger the value, the higher the match between the currently pushed learning content and the user's context and cognitive state, the better the learning effect, and the more likely such strategies will be retained or strengthened in the future.

[0050] (Weight coefficients) Meaning: They represent the proportion of importance of accuracy, cognitive load change rate, and scene transfer potential in the total reward, respectively, and satisfy the following conditions: (Normalization process).

[0051] Dynamic adjustment mechanism: Weights change in real time based on user scenarios and learning objectives. In emergency scenarios (such as restaurant allergy communication in Example 1), (Accuracy weight) is increased (e.g., 0.6), prioritizing the user's mastery of core sentence patterns; In high cognitive load scenarios (such as the ad-hoc business meeting in Example 3), If the cognitive load weight is increased (e.g., 0.4), the cognitive load of the user will be reduced preferentially. In long-term exam preparation scenarios (such as the middle school entrance exam listening comprehension in Example 2), (If the transfer potential weight is increased (e.g., 0.3), priority is given to strengthening the ability to apply knowledge in different scenarios.

[0052] (Accuracy rate of the current learning unit) The percentage of users who correctly complete the current learning content (such as sentence pattern exercises or listening comprehension questions), with a value range of [value missing]. (0 indicates all wrong, 1 indicates all correct). User answers are collected through the learning interaction module and calculated as "number of correct questions / total number of questions." This directly reflects the user's mastery of the current content and is a fundamental indicator for evaluating learning effectiveness. For example, in Example 2, the user's long dialogue listening accuracy improved from 0.4 to 0.7. An increase in [amount] will significantly increase total reward. .

[0053] (Cognitive Load Change Rate) Meaning: The difference between the cognitive load of the current learning unit and that of the previous unit, i.e. The value can be positive or negative.

[0054] Calculation method: Estimated by cognitive load units using a Bayesian network (based on eye-tracking and reaction time data), the load value range is [range missing]. (0 indicates low load, 1 indicates high load).

[0055] Purpose: To reflect the impact of content difficulty on user cognitive stress. If (If the current load is lower than the previous unit), then A positive value indicates that the content difficulty is appropriate for the user's state (e.g., reducing the difficulty), which will increase the total reward. Conversely, if (If the load increases), then A negative value indicates the prompt content may be too difficult, requiring strategy adjustment. For example, in Example 1, when the user is in an anxious state, the system pushes short phrases... reduce, It is positive, which improves .

[0056] (Scene Transfer Potential) Meaning: The degree to which the currently learned content can be reused in future related scenarios, with a value range of... (0 indicates difficult to migrate, 1 indicates highly migrateable).

[0057] Calculation method: Based on association rules of dynamic knowledge graphs (such as the similarity between "restaurant ordering phrases" and "hotel booking phrases"), combined with users' historical cross-scenario practice data (accuracy decay rate). For example, the "Could you check...?" phrase has high transfer potential in service scenarios such as restaurants and hotels. Close to 1.

[0058] Purpose: To assess the value of content in improving users' long-term language proficiency. The higher the score, the more applicable the content is not only to the current scenario but also supports its use in future related scenarios, aligning with the core objective of "integrating learning with application." For example, the business negotiation sentence patterns in Example 3 can be reused in subsequent customer communications. Higher, increasing the total reward .

[0059] This reward function breaks through the limitations of traditional methods that only evaluate learning effectiveness based on "accuracy rate," by incorporating "immediate mastery." Cognitive adaptability Long-term application value This enables multi-dimensional evaluation of content strategies. The reinforcement learning agent maximizes... We will continuously optimize the difficulty, format, and relevance of the content to specific scenarios, ultimately achieving a synergistic improvement in both short-term learning outcomes and long-term transferability.

[0060] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system, characterized in that, include: The system comprises a multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module, a user dynamic cognitive modeling module, a dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine, a multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine, a reinforcement learning and federated learning hybrid optimization module, and a neuroplasticity feedback module. The multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module collects and fuses user data on physical scenarios, social contexts, emotional and physiological states, and cognitive load to generate a unified context vector. The user dynamic cognitive modeling module, based on the context vector and historical learning data, constructs a user cognitive model including a static feature library and a dynamic cognitive library, and updates the model in real time through a meta-learning algorithm. The dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine include a dynamic knowledge graph package... The system includes language knowledge nodes and association rules. The generative content engine, based on the knowledge graph constraints and generative AI model, generates contextualized learning content in real time. The multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine combines a deep Q-network with a rule validator to achieve scenario-cognitive matching, dynamic difficulty adjustment, and format transformation of learning content based on the user's cognitive model and context vectors. The hybrid optimization module of reinforcement learning and federated learning optimizes individual adaptation strategies through local reinforcement learning and aggregates global data through federated learning to generate an optimization model, achieving strategy evolution. The neuroplasticity feedback module predicts the knowledge retention critical point and triggers targeted review strategies based on user memory decay data and the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve.

2. A smart context-aware adaptive English learning method, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: Step 1. Cross-modal context deep analysis: Collect physical, social, emotional, physiological and cognitive load data through multi-dimensional perception modules, fuse them into a unified context vector using a multi-modal self-attention network, and predict future context evolution trends; Step 2. Dynamic cognitive model construction: Combining the context vector and historical data, the user cognitive model is updated using a meta-learning algorithm, and the output is a three-dimensional feature containing knowledge gaps, cognitive load and emotional state; Step 3. Generative Content Intelligent Assembly: Based on the three-dimensional features and dynamic knowledge graph constraints, the generative AI model is invoked to generate contextualized content, and the validity of the content is verified and assembled through neural symbolic reasoning. Step 4. Multimodal interaction and real-time feedback: Present the assembled content in a multimodal format, collect user learning behavior and feedback data in real time, and dynamically adjust the difficulty and format of the content; Step 5. Hybrid Optimization and Policy Evolution: The individual policy is updated based on the learning effect through local reinforcement learning algorithm, combined with federated learning to aggregate global data to optimize the system's basic policy, and triggers the neuroplasticity review mechanism.

3. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, The multi-dimensional context perception and cross-modal parsing module includes: a physical scene unit, a social context unit, an emotional and physiological unit, and a cognitive load unit. The physical scene unit uses the VisionTransformer model to perform semantic segmentation on GPS, camera, and environmental sensor data to achieve three-level scene positioning. The social context unit constructs a social relationship graph based on the user's authorized address book and instant messaging data to identify potential language interaction needs. The emotional and physiological unit extracts facial expression features using the ResNet50 model, analyzes speech intonation using Mel spectrum analysis, and combines heart rate variability data to output emotional labels and intensity values ​​using a bidirectional LSTM model. The cognitive load unit estimates the user's working memory load using a Bayesian network based on eye-tracking data and response time distribution.

4. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the user dynamic cognitive modeling module: the static feature library contains user cognitive style labels and language talent indicators, wherein the cognitive style labels are obtained through learning behavior clustering; the dynamic cognitive library updates knowledge state, transfer ability and attention decay curve in real time, and the knowledge state is jointly represented by item response theory and knowledge graph node activation degree; the meta-learning algorithm is a model-independent meta-learning algorithm, which shortens the model update cycle to less than 10 seconds.

5. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the dynamic knowledge graph and generative content engine: the node layer of the dynamic knowledge graph includes multi-scenario definitions of words, grammatical rules, pragmatic scenarios and cultural taboos, and the relation layer defines scenario sentence patterns and word collocation association rules; the generative content engine includes a generative AI variant model based on knowledge graph constraints, a diffusion model for generating scenario-based images and videos, and a VITS speech synthesis model that simulates multi-accent pronunciation.

6. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the multi-algorithm fusion content adaptation engine: the deep Q-network of the scene-cognition matching unit maps contextual features to the optimal content type, and the rule validator is used to restrict the scene compliance of the generated content; the difficulty dynamic adjustment unit integrates item response theory and reinforcement learning, and the reward function of reinforcement learning includes a weighted value of accuracy, cognitive load change rate and scene transfer potential; the form conversion unit uses generative adversarial network to realize real-time conversion between text, audio and video content.

7. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, In the hybrid optimization module of reinforcement learning and federated learning: the local reinforcement learning adopts a proximal policy optimization algorithm, using the learning effect and satisfaction of a single user as the reward signal; the federated optimization layer adopts a federated averaging algorithm to aggregate the policy parameters of each terminal and generate a global optimization model; the adversarial verification introduces a discriminator of a generative adversarial network, and corrects the adaptation bias of the global policy in a specific user group through a gradient reversal layer.

8. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning system according to claim 1, characterized in that, The neuroplasticity feedback module predicts the knowledge retention critical point using an LSTM model and employs an interval repetition strategy and a scenario variation strategy for difficult-to-master knowledge points. The scenario variation strategy generates cross-scenario practice content through dynamic knowledge graph association rules.

9. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning method according to claim 2, characterized in that, In step 1, the multimodal self-attention network maps text, image, and sensor data to a unified semantic space, and combines it with a temporal difference network to capture the dynamic evolution of the context. The context evolution trend prediction covers the scene and user state changes in the next 5 minutes.

10. The intelligent context-aware adaptive English learning method according to claim 2, characterized in that, In step 3, the neural symbol reasoning verification includes grammatical correctness verification and scenario adaptability verification. The content assembly dynamically adjusts the content length according to the user's cognitive load, wherein the length of a single sentence under medium to high cognitive load does not exceed 8 words.

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