Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences
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Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences


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Volume 9, Issue 1


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February 26, 2024


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Research on the Quality Assessment Model of “Dual-Teacher” Teachers in Higher Vocational Colleges and Universities Based on Big Data Technology

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Yunjia Lou Affiliation:
International College of Krirk University, Bankok, 10220, Thailand.
and Huayi Xiao Affiliation:
International College of Krirk University, Bankok, 10220, Thailand.


Abstract

To further analyze the content of “dual-teacher” teacher team construction in higher vocational colleges and universities, this paper focuses on teacher moral construction, teacher training, assessment and evaluation, and incentives for in-depth investigation. It is clear that higher vocational colleges and universities should distinguish between “dual-teacher” teacher quality assessment and ordinary teacher assessment, and put forward the gradient “dual-teacher” teacher quality team construction. Improve the support vector machine, use the binary tree to propose an evaluation model based on incomplete DBT-SVM, and combine multiple binary classifiers to solve the multi-classification problem of “dual-teacher” teacher quality evaluation. The optimal parameter combinations, i.e., C =28 and γ = 0.0534, are obtained using the kernel function and parameter tuning experiments, and the accuracy of the model prediction results reaches 94.325%, taking the “dual-teacher” teachers in a university in Y province as the specific evaluation object. This shows that the accuracy of this DBT-SVM-based evaluation method of “dual-teacher” teacher quality is good.


Keywords

Support vector machine, DBT-SVM evaluation, Classifier combination, Kernel function, “Dual-teacher” teachers, 62P30


Citation

Lou, Y. & Xiao, H. (2024). Research on the quality assessment model of “dual-teacher” teachers in higher vocational colleges and universities based on big data technology. Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences, 9(1). https://doi.org/10.2478/amns-2024-0611
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