Abstract
In the context of big data’s growing influence on education, our study presents a novel approach to managing higher vocational student data through a model based on the “three-round education” philosophy. We construct a predictive model to dissect and categorize student performance at X higher vocational college by integrating K-prototypes and LS-SVM algorithms. Our findings reveal three primary groups: high achievers (43.65%), average performers (23.38%), and those with challenges (32.97%), each showing apparent differences in academic success indicators. Impressively, the model forecasts student enrollment numbers with less than 1.077% error, providing a reliable tool for educational administrators to make informed decisions and tailor student management strategies effectively.
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Wu, J. (2024). Integration of higher education student management and pedagogical concepts based on data-based decision making. Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences, 9(1), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.2478/amns-2024-0991
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