Intelligent School Talent Information Fusion Management and Talent Training System Optimization based on Data Mining

doi:10.23940/ijpe.20.12.p13.19651974

Abstract

Abstract: Smart school is the product of a new round of information technology reform and the further development of knowledge economy. It is a manifestation of the deep integration of industrialization, urbanization, and informatization, as well as the progress towards a higher stage. The standardization of smart school construction must be combined with the reality of smart school construction to carry out the standardization work pertinently. Intelligent school construction is accelerating step by step. Internet technology, mobile communication technology, and intelligent terminals are combined to be applied to all areas of social life. This paper makes full use of the concepts and technological achievements of smart school construction, from the aspects of data regulation and results building, conflict detection, and contradiction coordination, results management, and resource sharing. The construction of multi-information information fusion visualization system for sharing, unified, efficient, and dynamic updating is studied. The open big data teaching mode is used to conduct theoretical study and practical exercises online. This approach allows learners to master the necessary knowledge and skills as soon as possible and provides sufficient and excellent big data talents for enterprises in a timely manner.

Key words: intelligent school, economic development, talent training

Bo Song, Yuman Ma. Intelligent School Talent Information Fusion Management and Talent Training System Optimization based on Data Mining [J]. Int J Performability Eng, 2020, 16(12): 1965-1974.

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