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Research on Classification Evaluation System Based on Topsis Evaluation Model

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The TOPSIS method ranks a limited number of evaluation objects according to their closeness to the idealized objective. A commonly used and effective method in decision analysis, also known as the distance method between good and bad solutions. Applying the TOPSIS method to the evaluation standards and evaluation system of colleges and universities will help to promote the construction of colleges and universities, establish a classification system, implement the strategic concept of classification management, and push the classification evaluation and classification management of colleges and universities to a higher platform for the follow-up development direction. and reform objectives to provide performance evaluation. In this paper, Topsis method is used to evaluate and analyze five indicators, including income index, resource collection ability, academic index, internationalization index, and get the evaluation result.

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    ICIIP '22: Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Intelligent Information Processing
    September 2022
    367 pages
    ISBN:9781450396714
    DOI:10.1145/3570236

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