Analysis on Behavior Factors of Successful Entrepreneurship of College Students of Local University in  Guangdong Province

Bing-quan, LI; Rong, Hu; Hai-xin, Du; Zhang, Xudong

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“…e lack of an evaluation system for the efficiency of entrepreneurial practices at colleges and universities is also a factor in the low percentage of college students who are entrepreneurial. As a result, colleges and universities have an urgent challenge in boosting the effectiveness of college students' entrepreneurial practices [6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Effectiveness Analysis of Entrepreneurial Method with Computer Data Simulation

Shao

2022

Security and Communication Networks

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Entrepreneurship has permeated all parts of society as a result of society’s development. College students are the main force of today’s entrepreneurship, and this work takes college students as the object of research. College students should focus not only on quantity but also on quality. In recent years, college students have engaged in a greater number of entrepreneurial activities, although their efficacy and influence have been limited. To improve the effectiveness of college students’ entrepreneurial methods, it is necessary to analyze their entrepreneurial methods to evaluate their effectiveness for method. This work presents a neural network for evaluating the efficacy of entrepreneurial strategies and employs computer data simulation technologies to validate effectiveness using a neural network and computer data simulation. First, using characteristics of global optimization of particle swarm optimization (PSO), a dynamic domain population model is proposed to improve it. The new model is with a K-means clustering algorithm and aims to increase the diversity of the population. The enhanced PSO (KPSO) algorithm has a better global optimization ability, thus particles are less likely to fall into local extreme values. Second, maintain consistency between the particle dimension size in KPSO and the weights and thresholds in the BP network and create a mapping link between KPSO and the weights and thresholds. After determining the topology for the neural network, the improved BP network (KPSO-BP) is utilized to analyze the effectiveness of college students’ entrepreneurial methods. Third, the computer data simulation results verify the effectiveness and correctness of the proposed method.

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Effectiveness Analysis of Entrepreneurial Method with Computer Data Simulation

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2022

Security and Communication Networks

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“…Moreover, in enhancing collaborative engagement requires some 'scaffolding approach' to support active learning in the course of collaboration to achieve a shared goal. Bing-quan et al (2020) suggested that clear image of potential business opportunities could be a trigger for enhancement of engaging the stakeholders in the initiative. They also presented key themes how to involve local community members such as young entrepreneurs and university students to secure the entrepreneurial behaviour quality.…”

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How to Support Vulnerable Citizens during the COVID-19 Lockdown: A Community Initiative from Ubiquitous Network Perspectives

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2020

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The current COVID-19 lockdown situation has had a negative impact on people’s connectedness which also has an influence on the well-being of the citizens (Canady, 2020; Hare-Duke, 2019; Oe, 2020). The enhancement of human interaction and networking is a key topic to sustain people’s health, and this has been on the emergent agenda during the current COVID-19 situation (Oe, 2020).To tackle this issue, one theory that could be employed is the efficacy of community members’ engagement, as proposed by McMillian and Chavis (1986), who summarised a key ‘sense of community’ model. This model suggests four main dimensions should be strengthened to engage community members in supporting vulnerable people: a sense of belonging, an emotional connection, fulfilment of needs, and influence (Bermea et al., 2019).This conceptual paper aims to enhance the discussion of how best to support vulnerable isolated citizens during the COVID-19 lockdown situation. A proposition framework suggests actionable implications with tangible recommendations for the relevant stakeholders. The authors propose two key themes to be considered: (1) how to meet needs and provide support in the virtual network community, and (2) how to implement assistive technologies as a ubiquitous network paradigm as a community safety net for all.

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On the value of Chinese cultural stories in preschool cultural education

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2020

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Analysis on Behavior Factors of Successful Entrepreneurship of College Students of Local University in Guangdong Province

Cited by 4 publications

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Effectiveness Analysis of Entrepreneurial Method with Computer Data Simulation

Effectiveness Analysis of Entrepreneurial Method with Computer Data Simulation

How to Support Vulnerable Citizens during the COVID-19 Lockdown: A Community Initiative from Ubiquitous Network Perspectives

On the value of Chinese cultural stories in preschool cultural education

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