Exploring the Communication Path of Civic Education in Cyberspace Using Data Mining Technology

Abstract

A recommendation algorithm is a specific application of data mining technology, which is an important means to expand the dissemination of Civics education in cyberspace. The elbow method is employed in this paper to determine the best number of clusters to cluster the Civics course evaluation dataset and finish preprocessing large-scale data. Aiming at the problem of different importance of rating bias between items, the traditional Slope One algorithm is optimized by comprehensively considering the relationship between the number of common ratings and the similarity between items and the prediction results. The optimized Slope One algorithm is used to perform one round of prediction and fill the scoring matrix to solve the data sparsity problem and improve prediction accuracy and stability. The optimized algorithm reduces by 8.56% compared to the user-based collaborative filtering algorithm, 5.83% compared to the item-based collaborative filtering algorithm, and 5.25% compared to the content-based recommendation algorithm, with a significant improvement in accuracy, recall, and F1 value. The four hypothesis validations indicate that the diversity, personalization, and accuracy of resource recommendations all have positive effects on the dissemination effect of civic education. The recommendation algorithm’s dissemination effect score in this paper is 3.781, which is significantly superior to the dissemination effect of Civic Education.