Random matrix theory, as a theoretical tool for statistical processing of complex systems and high-dimensional data, has been more and more combined with big data technology and applied to automatic attendance prediction analysis of classroom education. Firstly, the basic definition of the random matrix is introduced. Secondly, the single ring theorem of the random matrix is introduced. Based on this, the random matrix model of data is established. However, few undergraduate or graduate students in physics have been exposed to this theory. By introducing the basic concept of random matrix theory, this paper analyzes the necessity and feasibility of introducing random matrix theory into automatic attendance prediction teaching in classroom education. As a biometrics technology, random matrix theory technology has been widely used in various fields of the identity verification system, and classroom attendance system is an important field of random matrix theory technology application. The traditional random matrix theory class attendance has the problem of slow recognition speed and low accuracy. With the popularity of deep learning, the random matrix theory based on deep learning has gradually replaced the traditional random matrix theory. In this paper, the SSD target detection algorithm, NB algorithm, and RF algorithm based on deep learning are used to improve and optimize the traditional random matrix theory class attendance system, which effectively improves the efficiency and accuracy of random matrix theory attendance. Then, aiming at the low recall rate and recognition rate of random matrix theory in low-pixel images, we try to apply the random matrix theory of single image resolution reconstruction method to face detection and random matrix theory and give a calculation method to deal with outliers and noise.
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