Research on the Evaluation of Students’ Development Based on Support Vector Machine

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This paper applies SVM theory to the evaluation of student development system, and study on the content of students’ development contains, at the same time establish the evaluation index system of students’ development. Through the use of sample data on the evaluation system for a certain amount of training, we get a trained model, then evaluate and analyze the students’ data to be measured. This approach can make students’ assessment more accurate and reasonable, and evaluation results can be used in scientific. It can be seen from the development point of view, evaluation of all aspects of students' quality, and reduce the error caused by subjective on evaluation process.

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