The classification inaccuracy occurs to the evaluation calculation of the total factor production impact in the traditional digital economy development area. This paper applies the fuzzy hierarchical (Visualization in Scientific Computing, VISC) algorithm to the calculation method of the total factor production impact evaluation in the digital economy development area. The quantitative recursive method is used to evaluate the ability of the data information model, to achieve the ability of controlling the acquisition of characteristic resources, and complete the classification and summary of the index parameters of the total factor production impact of the digital economy development area. Finally, the experiment proves that this calculation method is used to develop the evaluation of the impact of total factor production digital economy development area and improve the information integration and analysis capabilities, the accuracy of the evaluation of the impact of total factor production, and the efficiency of the use of digital economy development resources.
The construction of the Digital Silk Road is an inherent requirement for the Silk Road Economic Belt to break through the global trade barriers and build new international trade cooperation relations. In order to seek the organic integration of open and shared development and correctly deal with the relationship between regional economic and social development and resources and the environment, it is imperative to assess the development technology level of the Digital Silk Road. This paper simultaneously incorporates economic, energy, and environmental systems into the Digital Silk Road development assessment system, uses intelligent algorithms to establish a super-efficient SBM model with green development efficiency as the Silk Road development index, and objectively evaluates the current situation in China. It finds that the overall development technology index of the Silk Road has increased by about 10 percentage points in the last decade from 2007 to 2016, and this feedback indicates that the Silk Road countries along the route are steadily improving.
In recent years, with the rapid development of the Internet industry, the publicity effect of paperbark walnuts has been substantially increased, and the consumption and demand of paperbark walnuts have been rising, and the output of paperbark walnuts in China has also increased year by year. This paper takes the panel data of the top three prefecture-level cities in each GDP ranking of five provinces in northwest China from 2012 to 2021 as the sample and combines the DEA model with Malmquist to evaluate and analyze the logistics efficiency of paper walnuts in northwest China. It is found that the overall logistics efficiency of paperback walnuts in Northwest China has been improved in recent years, but there are still areas that need to be improved, such as the factor distribution is not reasonable enough; the logistics efficiency of paperback walnuts in Northwest China from 2012 to 2021 is in a fluctuating state; the logistics efficiency of paperback walnuts in Shaanxi Province is better than the other provinces and is in the leading position; the improvement of technological progress has a key role in the total factor productivity improvement. As a result, this paper puts forward five specific suggestions based on the research results to help accelerate the improvement of paper walnut logistics efficiency in Northwest China.
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