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Online classroom teacher–student interaction system based on compressed sensing data collection and sensors

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The current teaching mode mostly uses multimedia for teaching, but in the process of teaching, we have encountered some problems about information preservation and data query. Nowadays, the development of education is becoming more and more rapid, which means that traditional education methods can no longer adapt to the new development situation. For this reason, we analyzed the preparation and teaching methods of several higher teachers, and summarized them. Developed a practical and real-time online learning system that interacts with preparations and lectures. This paper summarizes the research status of wireless sensor network energy consumption at home and abroad. In addition, this paper analyzes the hardware structure and design of sensor nodes and the main algorithms and protocols required at each level on the premise of studying the sensor network architecture. In this article, we analyzed the hardware and protocol stack, and found the main reason for the energy consumption of sensor nodes, and also constructed the mathematical model required for wireless transmission energy consumption. Starting from the original compressed sensing method, this paper mainly studies the data collection method and data reconstruction method in wireless sensor networks. Finally, with the support of compressed sensing technology, we use receivers, transponders, etc. as part of the hardware structure, and at the same time, through the design of interactive teaching software, namely compressed sensing gateways, data access services, etc., we have established an interactive classroom teaching The framework of the system, through the design of the teaching system framework, teachers can answer questions, attendance, evaluation and other activities during online teaching, which greatly improves the development of classroom interactive teaching.

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Teaching Reform Research Project of Ordinary Universities in Hunan Province "Research on Improving the Teaching Quality of Teacher–student Interaction in Teaching-oriented Universities" (Xiangjiao Tong [2019] No. 291)

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Zhang, W., He, L. Online classroom teacher–student interaction system based on compressed sensing data collection and sensors. Wireless Netw (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-021-02695-y

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