To revitalize talents and give full play to the maximum utility of HR (human resources), it is not enough to accumulate talents alone. HR must be effectively allocated to realize the matching of people and posts. Competency is a personal characteristic of an organization that distinguishes its performance level in a specific job and organizational environment. In order to solve the problem that job seekers’ job-seeking ability is difficult to match the job requirements, this paper combines neural network with traditional HRM (human resource management) algorithm based on ability perception and designs a depth model of accurate matching of people and posts in HR field, which can improve the quality of data training of traditional algorithm. The results show that compared with other algorithms, the
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value of 0.829. In this paper, the method of global network plus local network is used, which can effectively improve the hidden features of data and then improve the matching degree and recommendation accuracy of the algorithm.
This paper analyzed the disadvantages in current heating sink, which includes the waste of water and electric power, and hazardous elements to the staff. This paper proposed a new water and electricity separation energy-saving heating sink. This kind of heating sink could improve the water and electric power efficiency, as well as safety performance. The heating system of sink was improved by analyzing the electromagnetic heating method, the bottom structure of the sink, and the dirt discharge method.
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