Abstract
Abstract Under the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial change, the integration of vocational education and industry is an important direction of educational development. In this paper, the structure of the learning path network of higher vocational professional courses is analyzed, and through the analysis of the elements of learning behaviors, the learning behaviors are mined by adopting sequence relations, and the behavioral structure model is established. The assessment of the learning path under the integration of industry and education courses was finished using uncertainty association coefficients and time association coefficients. After building the learning path network for vocational education, the subjective characteristics of students under vocational education were detected using isolated point analysis. The detection results show that the correlation coefficient between the first pair of typical variables is 0.488. The Wilks statistical test results for typical correlation coefficients show that the p-value of the first typical correlation coefficient is 0.098, which is less than 10%. The correlation study of the environment of integration of education and industry and the effect of integration can be simplified to study only the relationship between the first pair of typical variables. By analyzing the main characteristics, the main body for vocational education and industry integration is clarified, which creates a digital-driven impetus for the integration of industry and education.
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