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HindawiWireless Communications and Mobile ComputingVolume 2022, Article ID 7239191, 10 pageshttps://doi.org/10.1155/2022/7239191Research ArticleEvaluation Method of English Learning Engagement Based onWireless Communication Network and Big DataBaohui HuCollege of Humanities, Gansu Agricultural University, Gansu, Lanzhou 730070, ChinaCorrespondence should be addressed to Baohui Hu; hubaohui@gsau.edu.cnReceived 23 February 2022; Revised 14 March 2022; Accepted 22 March 2022; Published 6 April 2022Academic Editor: Zhiguo QuCopyright 2022 Baohui Hu. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, whichpermits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.The existing English learning engagement assessment methods still have some deficiencies, which cannot predict students’ interestin English learning, and the teaching effect is not good enough, resulting in the improvement of students’ performance which isnot obvious. Therefore, an English learning engagement assessment method based on wireless communication network and bigdata is proposed. Firstly, build a mobile wireless communication network model, analyze the metaphor processing andevaluation methods adopted by English learners according to big data, and realize the acquisition and interpretation ofmetaphor meaning through three steps: the establishment of metaphor knowledge base, the analysis and description ofmetaphor language, and the classification and recognition of metaphor; build an evaluation framework based on wirelesscommunication network and big data, propose a Java application platform for English learning engagement evaluation, andrealize the English learning engagement evaluation method. The experimental research shows that the evaluation method hasgood stability, short evaluation time, and high efficiency and has practical application effect.1. IntroductionThe research on the influence of English learning engagement on learning achievement is one of the importantresearch topics in the field of higher education quality evaluation [1]. Stimulating students’ learning enthusiasm andimproving students’ learning value are an important breakthrough in improving the quality of higher education [2,3]. According to the confirmatory information of exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis, theevaluation model of higher vocational students’ learningengagement includes seven dimensions: advance investment,task-based investment, feedback investment, expansioninvestment, avoidance investment, reverse investment, andnonmoral investment. The first four dimensions are called“positive input,” and the last three dimensions are called“negative input” [4, 5]. Among them, the active learninginvolvement behaviors mainly include the following [6, 7]:preview the content of teaching materials, refer to relevantmaterials, online learning courseware, discuss problems inadvance, bring learning materials into the classroom, listencarefully, take notes, complete after-school homework, feedback information to teachers, put forward opinions, talkwith teachers, telephone communication with teachers,online communication with teachers, discussion with students, feed back the learning content, put forward new ideas,and think differently [8]. Research related to students’English learning engagement and academic achievementevaluation has gradually sprung up and become the trendof higher education quality evaluation.Many scholars have also recognized the important influence and role of students’ English learning engagement onacademic performance and carried out relevant studies. Inreference [9], compared with traditional lecture forms, nontraditional immersive seminars enhance learning by promoting greater physical and psychological participation.The purpose of this study is to determine the impact ofimmersive seminars on learning compared with traditionallecture forms. Twenty-six healthy participants were randomly assigned to groups in the form of an immersive workshop or a traditional lecture and presented material relatedto positive psychology and human values/beliefs over thecourse of two days. Over two days, physical activity was collected using the bioharness, along with saliva cortisol and

2Wireless Communications and Mobile ComputingA2A11000MHz frequency band5GMHz frequency bandFrequencyIdle channelBusy channelFigure 1: High-speed mobile wireless communication network model.Table 1: Statistical resultsunderstanding evaluation ssessmentLower grade grouptotal times (successtimes)Senior group totaltimes (successtimes)Common senseRepeatAnalogyAsk ageryTotal25 (11)25 (11)6 (6)17 (9)2 (1)135 (79)12 (7)81 (45)10 (6)30 (17)334 (184)28 (20)10 (9)3 (2)6 (4)1 (1)120 (103)15 (11)80 (61)12 (7)13 (8)281 (217)measures of perceived well-being. Test scores related tocourse materials are used to assess learning. On average,time spent above 65% of maximum heart rate, energy expenditure, total limits, and mechanical and physiological loadincreased significantly in the immersive workshop groupcompared to the traditional teaching format. In addition,immersive workshops had significantly higher cortisol levelsand perceived measures of mood, attention, energy, andwell-being compared to the traditional teaching format. Participants in the immersive workshop significantly improvedtheir recall of the course material 30 days after class compared to the traditional classroom group. In reference [10],acting out general chemistry concepts in social media videoscontributes to student-centered learning and public engagement. This article describes the educational and publicengagement results of the “ChemClout Challenge” campaignimplemented in a general chemistry course at UC Riverside.Students work in groups to make videos themed aroundchemistry, post them on social media platforms, and thenvote for their favorite. Most students chose to make videosthat personify general chemical concepts, with physics representing principles such as ideal gas law relationships andelectrolyte solubility. It is reported that students like theanthropomorphic videos the most. In the first month afterthe social media platform TikTok was launched, such videosracked up more than 1 million views worldwide. Studieshave shown that student-created social media videos thatpersonify chemistry are efficient vehicles for studentcentered learning and public engagement with chemistryconcepts. In the case of COVID-19, this activity could beparticularly useful for educators because it is compatiblewith distance learning.Although the above research has made some progress, itis not suitable for the evaluation of English learning input,and the current situation of college English learners’ learninginput and learning output is not optimistic. Therefore, thispaper proposes an English learning engagement evaluationmethod based on wireless communication network and bigdata.2. Evaluation of English LearningEngagement under Wireless CommunicationNetwork and Big Data2.1. Wireless Communication Network and Big Data2.1.1. Mobile Wireless Communication Network Model.Before studying the wireless communication network andbig data, set up the evaluation indicators of English learningengagement under the wireless communication network andbig data [11], including four indicators: evaluation classification rate, evaluation use accuracy, evaluation use frequency,and evaluation contribution. Among them, the analysis ofevaluation and classification indicators mainly adopts theinduction method. Based on the converted English learninginterest points, the evaluation used by the subjects isdeduced for classification, and the evaluation list is generated according to the evaluation type. Evaluation using

Wireless Communications and Mobile ComputingMetaphor3Literal meaningprocessingThe literal meaningcannot match thecontextLiteral EnglishknowledgeDerivation ofmetaphorical gure 2: Analysis model of English learners’ metaphor understanding.indicators are divided into answer selection accuracy andmeasuring accuracy using the accuracy of two kinds; the former can be calculated directly through the English learninginterest and actual metaphor between the results of standard[12, 13], and the use of the evaluation accuracy is closelyrelated to the correct answer choice; the index calculationformula is as follows:PG c1:C1ð1ÞIn formula (1), c1 and C1 , respectively, represent thetimes of correct use of metaphor assessment and the timesof total use of metaphor assessment. For each test sentence,the tester may use more than one evaluation. In the actualindicator statistics process, all evaluations need to beincluded in the statistics. The calculation formula of usagefrequency is as follows:PG ′ c1 ′:C1 ′ð2ÞIn formula (2), c1 ′ and C 1 ′ , respectively, represent the usetimes and total use times of metaphor understanding evaluation. Assessment cooccurrence refers to the situation that thetester uses more than one kind of metaphorical understandingassessment. It is assumed that the high mobile wireless communication network includes A spectrum holders and B secondary users, The spectrum holder ai holds i free channels,including i 1, 2, 3, , n. A ′ represents the set composed ofspectrum holders, and B ′ represents the set composed of secondary users. It is assumed that the channels held by eachspectrum holder are not different; that is, the bandwidth, center frequency; and adjustment mode are the same [14].Figure 1 depicts a high-speed mobile wireless communication network model including two spectrum holders.In Figure 1, A1 and A2 represent spectrum holders, inwhich the spectrum holder A1 has four spare channels inthe 1000 MHz frequency band and the spectrum holder A2has five spare channels in the 5gmhz frequency band; thehigh-speed mobile wireless communication network modelprovides a reference for big data analysis.2.1.2. Big Data Analysis. Combined with the quantitativeresults of the evaluation indicators corresponding to Englishlearning interest points obtained from the data analysis test,the current application status of English learners’ metaphorunderstanding evaluation is obtained through data analysis.The statistical results of the number of metaphor compoundword understanding evaluation are shown in Table 1.By substituting the statistical results of metaphoricalcompound word understanding evaluation times in Table 1into formula (1) and formula (2), we can get the quantitativecalculation results of English learners’ metaphorical understanding evaluation indicators.2.2. Evaluation and Analysis of Metaphor Processing Adoptedby English Learners. Combined with the results of data analysis, the metaphor processing evaluation adopted by Englishlearners can be roughly divided into five types, includingsentence context, literal translation, Chinese knowledge,psychological image, and syntactic analysis [15, 16].Through the statistics of the number of times of using metaphor comprehension evaluation and the calculation of relevant indicators, it can be found that the subjects’comprehension evaluation is ranked according to the frequency of use, followed by sentence context, literal translation, English knowledge, Chinese knowledge, casual guess,psychological image, and syntactic analysis. This shows thatcurrent English learners mainly rely on language knowledgeand background knowledge to understand metaphor.2.3. Construct English Learners’ Metaphor UnderstandingModel. Combined with the evaluation of English learners’metaphor understanding, this paper discusses the existingmetaphor processing methods and constructs an Englishlearners’ metaphor understanding model. In the traditionalcognitive research on the evaluation of English learners’metaphor understanding, the understanding and processingof metaphor have always been a meaningful research topic.The study of English learners’ metaphor understanding cannot only promote our understanding of the understandingmechanism of metaphor itself but also help us understandthe language understanding mechanism more clearly andbetter reveal the brain processing process of bilinguals. Atthe same time, it can also help us reveal the cognitive

4Wireless Communications and Mobile ComputingObject nodeObject layerMethod layerMethod nodeAttribute nodeAttribute layerResult nodeResult layerFigure 3: Hierarchical structure of English sentences.ConstituteCollection ConceptualentityLanguage levelThinkinglevelFigure 4: Relationship between two levels of metaphor calculation.activities and cultural interaction of learners in the processof English learning and promote students’ English thinkingand cultivate metaphorical ability and conceptual fluency,so as to improve the efficiency of English teaching. The metaphor understanding model believes that learners’ understanding of metaphor can be roughly divided into threesteps: first understanding the literal meaning, then combining the context, and finally obtaining the metaphoricalmeaning [17]. The metaphor understanding model constructed this time emphasizes the role of literal meaningand context to ensure English learners’ understanding abilityof metaphor [18–20]. Conceptual metaphor has the characteristics of systematicness, saliency, asymmetry, and nationalculture. From the perspective of the understanding mechanism of metaphor and the psychological and neural mechanism of metaphor processing, the metaphor understandingmodel of English learners is obtained, as shown in Figure 2.According to Figure 2, metaphor is a language phenomenon, so the role of metaphor in the development of Englishlearners’ metaphor understanding and analysis model isinevitable. Because people’s cognition, language, society,and other factors work together on the formation and development of metaphor, this is the social reason for English as acommunication tool.2.3.1. Establishing Metaphor Knowledge Base. Due to its cognitive nature, the understanding mode of metaphor is inseparable from the metaphorical knowledge base. It involves thecomparison of ontology concept and metaphor concept, sothe premise of metaphor understanding model is to havethe ability of concept description and reasoning [21, 22].Therefore, speech knowledge base needs to provide a largenumber of metaphor ontology and carrier relational knowledge data as support. Establish the corresponding spatialstructure of knowledge base, input the sample data ofEnglish metaphor, extract the characteristics of the inputdata, and calculate the RFR value [23, 24]. On the basis ofthe calculation results of the RFR value, the features with

Wireless Communications and Mobile ComputingExtranet5Native languageproficiencyData acquisition Data acquisition Data acquisitionserverserverserverPast languagelearning experienceFirewallInternetFactorssensory erDatabase/Ceawlercomputing server egyFigure 5: System architecture based on Internet data.LinguisticabilityClientlayerWebbrowserJ2EE yerApplicationserverBusinesslogic ySystemFigure 6: Design of Java application platform for English learningengagement assessment.high RFR value are sorted, and the structural form output ofmetaphorical features is selected. In the metaphorical knowledge base, appropriate feature input is selected as the finalresult. With the continuous growth of metaphorical knowledge in English, the metaphorical data in the knowledge baseis also increasing and updating [25].2.3.2. Analysis and Description of Metaphorical Language. Inthe process of language processing, English learners firstneed to formally describe the language. Sentence components can be formalized into a four-tier structure diagram,as shown in Figure 3.In Figure 3, the object node in the object layer representsthe subject and object in linguistics; the method node in themethod layer represents the adverbial, predicate, object, andcomplement in linguistics; the attribute node in the attributelayer is the subject in linguistics; and the result node in theresult layer is the attribute in linguistics [26]. In order todescribe the semantic relationship between each node, thedirected connection arcs in semantics are defined as callarc, common sense arc, same-sex arc, and metaphor arc[27, 28]. By dividing the sentence into component nodesand using the arc between nodes to represent the semanticrelationship between the components of the sentence, wecan construct the semantic structure of a sentence and realize the formal description of English metaphorical language[29, 30]. In the actual metaphor calculation process, the cal-MemoryIntelligencelevelFigure 7: Learner differences.culation relationship between the two levels can be obtainedby combining the sentence structure, as shown in Figure 4.As can be seen from Figure 4, because the understandingprocess requires a feature giving mechanism, metaphor provides candidate features to give ontology. In metaphor,ontology and metaphor play different roles, but they provideequally important information for the understanding ofmetaphor. Ontology is used to provide given dimensions,and the final interpretation depends on the interactionbetween ontology dimensions and metaphorical features.Finally, the realization of metaphorical meaning acquisitionmainly includes constructing the attribute set of target concept, constructing the important cognitive feature set of metaphorical source concept, constructing the contextualfeature set of metaphor, and realizing the contextual featureset of important cognitive feature set and attribute set.2.3.3. Classification and Recognition of Metaphor. Based onthe formal processing of metaphorical language, the metaphorical types of sentences are determined through thequantitative matching of metaphorical word similarity andsemantic anomalies [31, 32]. Assuming that the two wordsare D1 and D2 , if n concepts in D1 are marked as d1n andM concepts in D2 are marked as d 2m , the similarity betweenD1 and D2 can be calculated by the following formula:X s ðD1 , D2 Þ maxi 1 n, j 1 m xs d1i , d2j :ð3ÞSimilarly, the anomaly degree of D1 and D2 can be calculated by the following formula:Y c ðW 1 , W 2 Þ 1:max ½X s ðD1 , D2 Þ, H o ðD1 , D2 Þ ð4ÞIn formula (4), H o ðD1 , D2 Þ represents the correlationcalculation function of D1 and D2 and represents the possibility of the hyponyms of D1 and D2 [33, 34]. Combinedwith the calculation results of similarity and anomaly, the

6Wireless Communications and Mobile ComputingTable 2: Statistics of relevant information of experimental Englishlearning 2543252153162890corresponding metaphor classification and recognitionresults can be determined by matching with the corresponding metaphor types.2.3.4. Acquisition and Interpretation of MetaphoricalMeaning. Because the understanding process needs a mechanism of feature giving, metaphor provides candidate features to give ontology. “Metaphorical” sentences areunderstood according to their representation. In metaphor,ontology and metaphor play different roles, but they provideequally important information for the understanding ofmetaphor. Ontology is used to provide given dimensions,while metaphor is used to provide features. The final interpretation depends on the interaction between ontologicaldimensions and metaphorical features [35]. Finally, the realization of metaphorical meaning acquisition mainly includesconstructing the attribute set of target concept, constructingthe important cognitive feature set of metaphorical sourceconcept, constructing the contextual feature set of metaphor,and realizing the contextual feature set of important cognitive feature set and attribute set. Through the mapping ofmetaphorical semantics, we can finally understand andexplain metaphorical sentences.3. Implement the Evaluation Method of EnglishLearning Engagement3.1. Evaluation Architecture Based on WirelessCommunication Network and Big Data. According to thecurrent needs of English resource sharing, an evaluationframework based on wireless communication network andbig data is developed, mainly focusing on wireless communication network and big data collection, which brings hugeinformation sharing resources for English learning [36, 37].The evaluation framework based on wireless communication network and big data is shown in Figure 5.According to the system architecture based on Internetdata in Figure 5, a Java application platform for languagelearning engagement evaluation is designed.3.2. Java Application Platform for English LearningEngagement Assessment. Java language is widely used inthe system platform, which is mainly divided into four parts,which will make the system software too cumbersome.Therefore, the Java EE multilayer distributed applicationplatform is adopted to combine the two parts of the weblayer and the business layer, combine the background database or legacy system into one layer, and finally form threeparts, as shown in Figure 6.In Figure 6, in the (1) client layer, components aremainly applied to browsers; in (2) J2EE application server,the web layer is a component operating in the server; thebusiness layer is a component that operates in a Java EEserver; and in (3) enterprise MIS, software system is appliedin the EIS server.Based on the design of Java application platform forEnglish learning engagement assessment, this paper studiesthe differences between learners. Different students havegreat differences in personality and cognitive style, which isalso an important reason why students have different resultsin learning English. The differences among learners areshown in Figure 7.As can be seen from Figure 7, in English curriculumarrangement, teachers should carry out targeted teachingwork according to the differences of each student, insteadof following a single mode. The use of multimedia network,according to the differences of each student, provides suitable learning materials for it to create favorable learningconditions. In learner-centered learning, let students activelyparticipate in teaching. Through the multimedia networkteaching environment, they can choose their own learningpath and learning progress according to their own situationand improve their confidence in learning English, to achievea good learning goal.Through the above contents, the wireless communication network and big data are applied to the English learningengagement evaluation, in order to achieve good teachingresults and improve students’ English learning level, so asto complete the research on the English learning engagement evaluation method based on wireless communicationnetwork and big data.4. Experiment and AnalysisIn order to verify the overall effectiveness of the Englishlearning engagement evaluation method based on wirelesscommunication network and big data, the evaluation performance needs to be tested. Some English learning resourcesare randomly selected as experimental objects. These worksalready have the user’s annotation information of Englishlearning resources. The relevant information of the experimental data is shown in Table 2.According to the statistics of relevant information ofEnglish learning resources in the experiment in Table 2,the performance of the research method is evaluated by simulation experiment. It is assumed that the arrival probabilityof high-speed mobile wireless communication network usersand authorized users obeys the Poisson distribution. In thesimulation scenario, there are two idle dynamic spectrumresources, one is the open ISM spectrum resources, and theother is the cellular network communication spectrumresources. The attribute indexes of different spectrumresources are described in Table 3, in which the delay isrelated to the bandwidth and spectrum evaluation cycle.According to the attribute indicators of free spectrumresources in Table 3, there are three kinds of services inthe evaluation process: voice, video, and file English learning. Voice learning input service has the highest

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing7Table 3: Attribute indicators of free spectrum resources.SpectrumFree spectrumFree spectrumFree spectrumFree spectrumFree spectrumFree spectrumSpectrum typeBandwidth (Kbps) Delay (ms) Jitter (ms) Packet loss rate (%)1Open ISM band2Open ISM band3Open band ISM4 Cellular network communication frequency band5 Cellular network communication frequency band6 Cellular network communication frequency band3500450040001500100800120 470110 470100 47035 5033 5041 50122318444 6 6 6 1 1 1Free spectrum 6Free spectrum resourcesFree spectrum 5Free spectrum 4Free spectrum 3Free spectrum 2Free spectrum 11234567Allocation cycleVoice learning engagementVideo learning engagementDocument learning engagementFigure 8: Spectrum allocation and switching of research method.100System stability/%806040200100200300400500600700Number of English resources shared/MBPaper methodReference (9) methodReference (10) methodFigure 9: Stability test results evaluated by different methods.requirements for service quality, the delay is less than 50 ms,the jitter is less than 5 ms, the packet loss rate is less than 3%,and the bandwidth occupies 10 Kbps. The requirements ofvideo learning investment service are general. The delayshall be less than 220 ms, the jitter shall be less than 50 ms,the packet loss rate shall be less than 5%, and the bandwidth

8Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing11 10 9Evaluation time/s876543 ⁎ ⁎ ⁎⁎ ⁎ ��⁎⁎⁎⁎⁎ ⁎ ⁎⁎⁎⁎2100102030405060708090100Number of experiment/frequency ⁎Reference (9)Reference (10)Paper methodtime consumingTolerance thresholdFigure 10: Comparison results of learning engagement evaluation time of different methods.shall occupy 100 Kbps. There is no identification requirement for file learning investment business, and the maximum transmission rate supported is 130 Kbps.Figure 8 describes the allocation and switching of variouslearning input free spectrum resources when the researchmethod is used to evaluate the dynamic spectrum.It can be seen from Figure 8 that the research methodgives priority to dividing the speech learning investment intothe free spectrum of band 4 band 6, mainly because thespectrum resources of this band meet the requirements ofspeech learning investment. Under the condition of meetingthe time delay requirements, the input of video and filelearning is preferentially divided into the free spectrum ofband 1 band 3, which is mainly because the free spectrumresources of this band have high transmission bandwidth.Under the condition of improving the utilization of freespectrum resources, this method obeys the original spectrumevaluation decision, so as to prevent frequent switchingbetween spectra. When the idle spectrum resources cannotmeet the required quality of service, this method can alsoadaptively sense the idle information of the spectrumresources in the adjacent environment and switch to otherresources to realize the evaluation of learning engagement.The designed method, reference [9] method, and reference [10] method are used for effective testing. During thetesting process, whether the running state is stable or notdetermines the effect of the method. Due to the need to storea large amount of English learning materials, it is necessaryto test the evaluation stability of this method, reference [9]method, and reference [10] method. The test results areshown in Figure 9.By analyzing the data in Figure 9, we can see that thismethod does not reduce the stability of the evaluation dueto the increase of English resource sharing data. On the contrary, it will improve the stability of the evaluation itselfaccording to the increase of the number of resources. Itcan be seen that the evaluation stability of this method isbetter than that of reference [9] and reference [10]. Compared with this method and reference [10], with the increaseof resource data, the operation effect of reference [9] methodgradually decreases, and the evaluation stability begins toshow a downward trend. Therefore, it can be seen that theevaluation stability effect of reference [9] method is poorand the reliability is low.The traffic of wireless communication network and bigdata collection is used as the background traffic. On thisbasis, the data in the background traffic are evaluated andcompared by using manual technology. Based on the aboveexperiments, the time-consuming situation of learningengagement evaluation by different methods is analyzed,and the time-consuming tolerance threshold is set to 9 s.The comparison results of evaluation time-consuming areshown in Figure 10.It can be seen from the analysis of Figure 10 that thedynamic spectrum evaluation method in reference [9] takesthe most time and most of the time is above the timeconsuming tolerance threshold, so the practical applicationeffect is not good. The dynamic spectrum evaluation of themethod in reference [10] takes 3.7 s-9.5 s, while the timeconsuming evaluation method of English learning engagement based on wireless communication network and bigdata is always kept below 2.4 s, which has the advantages

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingof short evaluation time, high efficiency, and better practicalapplication effect.To sum up, the English learning engagement evaluationmethod based on wireless communicati

tion rate, evaluation use accuracy, evaluation use frequency, and evaluation contribution. Among them, the analysis of evaluation and classification indicators mainly adopts the induction method. Based on the converted English learning interest points, the evaluation used by the subjects is deduced for classification, and the evaluation list .

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