| Summary: | This paper utilizes a time-series classification algorithm to classify samples, and the selected datasets are utilized to calculate the distance of time-series samples. The information gain is calculated using the information obtained, and the information entropy is determined collectively for the node datasets to generate time series features. The convolution operation is used to obtain the formal representation of the time series classification, and the extracted English pronunciation features are adaptively matched. The evaluation results were determined using a multilayer wavelet feature scale transformation method, and English learners achieved scores of 6 and above in all three tests using the time-series classification algorithm. To master standard English pronunciation, English learners should use the temporal classification algorithm.
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