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PLANNING THE NUMBER OF FIRST YEAR STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY ON THE EXAMPLE OF MAGISTRACY

(STEF92 Technology, 2017, N.K. Zarubina, O.V. Ovchinkin, A.I. Pykhtin, G.S. Titova)

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The approach is considered, which allows the decision maker to determine not only the need for the announcement of admission to a current master educational program, but also the number of students enrolled in master educational programs. For decision-making on the announcement of foster campaign authors offer to use a majority block on the basis of the recommendations obtained by the classical methods of cluster analysis, Kohonen neural network (which make it possible to divide educational programs into clusters,...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Education and Digital Learning Innovations2017
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