Spatial Statistical Analysis and Comprehensive Evaluation of High-Tech Industry Development
- 1 Department of Statistics, Jinan University, Guangzhou, China
- 2 Department of Statistics, Jinan University, Guangzhou, China
Abstract
After 30 years of economic development, the high-tech industry has played an important role in China’s national economy. The development of high-level technological industry plays a leading role in guiding the transformation of China’s economy from “investment-driven” to “technology-driven”. The high-tech industry represents the future industrial development direction and plays a positive role in promoting the transformation of traditional industries. The rapid development of high-tech industry is the key to social progress. In this paper, the traditional analytical model of statistics is combined with principal component analysis and spatial analysis, and R language is used to express the analytical results intuitively on the map. Finally, a comprehensive evaluation is established.
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