Algorithm of Classroom Teaching Quality Evaluation Based on Markov Chain

Tongqing Yuan and Zhihan Lv

Complexity, 2021, vol. 2021, 1-12

Abstract: The Markov chain model teaching evaluation method is a quantitative analysis method based on probability theory and stochastic process theory, which establishes a stochastic mathematical model to analyse the quantitative relationship in the change and development process of real activities. Applying it to achieve a more comprehensive, reasonable, and effective evaluation of the classroom teaching quality of college teachers is of positive significance for promoting the continuous improvement of the teaching level of teachers and the teaching quality of schools. Therefore, after an in-depth study of Markov chain algorithm theory, this research proposes an improved Markov chain hybrid teaching quality evaluation model and designs comparative experiments and applies it to the hybrid teaching quality evaluation system of universities, designs a corresponding hybrid teaching quality evaluation model, and finally verifies its effectiveness through experiments. The mathematical model of mixed classroom teaching quality evaluation given in this research focuses on the development and change of the teaching process. For the teaching process that is closely related to the causality of teaching quality, the model established in this paper is more objective and reasonable for evaluating the quality of teaching.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1155/2021/9943865

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