Abstract

In recent years, the number of Japanese learners has increased year by year. When Japanese is learned as a language, knowledge of the language itself is indispensable. This article aims to explore the teaching methods of Japanese professional writing courses based on the integration of big data. This article first introduces big data fusion and introduces the definition and model of data fusion. Generally, there are two types of data fusion models: distributed and centralized. Then, I analyzed the artificial neural network algorithm, which is a computational model that imitates the animal brain, and then researched the context-based teaching of Japanese professional courses and analyzed the context-based teaching of Japanese professional writing. The results of the context-based Japanese course teaching research show that the average Japanese writing score of the experimental class is 72.7833, the control class score is 66.3333, and the composition fluency scores are 156.27 and 119.73. It can be concluded that the composition performance and composition fluency of students in the experimental class are higher than those in the control class, so educators should let students strengthen vocabulary spelling and memory skills in situational teaching.

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