Evaluation Indexes Selection of Graduate Re-Examination in Military Academies Based on Fuzzy Clustering Analysis

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The re-examination is an important part of the graduate record examination and a basic link of assuring the student quality. Consequently, research on retest evaluation systems is significant and necessary. This paper uses fuzzy clustering analysis which is based on a reasonable membership function to analyze the graduate re-examination in military academies. Furthermore, the kin index is selected by corresponding indexes. Finally a brief and scientific evaluation index is obtained reasonably. These provide good references for the military graduate admission.

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