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Published on: November 24, 2021
Study on the university students' satisfaction of the wisdom tree massive open online course platform based on
Chou-Yuan Lee1, Ling-Ming Ruan1, Zne-Jung Lee2
1School of Big Data, Fuzhou University of International Studies and Trade, China.
Introduction:
Curriculum learning through the wisdom tree massive open online course platform not only gets rid of the limitations of specialty, school and region, eliminates the limitations of time and space in traditional teaching, but also effectively solves the problem of educational equity.
Objectives:
This paper proposes an intelligent algorithm combining decision tree, support vector machine, and simulated annealing to obtain the best classification accuracy and decision rules for university students' satisfaction with the wisdom tree massive open online course platform.
Methods:
This study takes the university students in Fuzhou city information management department as the survey object, and adopts the electronic questionnaire survey method. A total of 1136 formal questionnaires were responded, and 1028 valid questionnaires were obtained after data cleaning and deleting invalid questionnaires (the effective rate was 90.49%). In this paper, the reliability and validity of the questionnaire were tested by IBM SPSS-20.0 software, and six explanatory variables including function, achievement, exercise, quality, richness, and interaction were obtained by principal component analysis. Then, the questionnaire data is converted to CSV (comma separated values) format for analysis. This paper proposes an intelligent algorithm combining decision tree, support vector machine, and simulated annealing to obtain the best classification accuracy and decision rules for university students' satisfaction with the wisdom tree massive open online course platform. In this paper, the proposed algorithm is compared with decision tree, random forest, k-nearest neighbor, and support vector machine to verify its performance.
Results:
The experimental results show that training set classification accuracy of decision tree, random forest, k-nearest neighbor, only support vector machine and the proposed algorithm (simulated annealing + support vector machine) are 92.21%, 96.10%, 95.67%, 97.29%, and 99.58%, respectively.
Conclusion:
The proposed algorithm simulated annealing + support vector machine does increase the classification accuracy. At the same time, the 11 decision rules generated by simulated annealing + decision tree can provide useful information for decision makers.
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