where your model works well on a particular dataset
and fails in other real-world applications. By
evaluating various performance indicators of the
model on multiple data sets, and analyzing its stability
and adaptability, the confidence in the availability
and effectiveness of the model is further enhanced.
4.2 The One-sidedness of the
Combinatorial Weighting Method
There are problems: In the current combination
weighting method combining subjective and
objective weights, it only focuses on the PageRank
weighting method based on indicator correlation and
the entropy weighting method based on indicator
information (Guo,2024). This limitation makes the
research on combination weighting method not
comprehensive. Although the advantages of these two
methods are described, other possible weighting
methods and their shortcomings are not deeply
discussed, which makes it impossible to examine the
rationality of method selection from a broader
perspective. Different weighting methods have their
own characteristics and application scenarios.
Ignoring other methods may mean missing out on a
more optimal weight determination strategy, or
failing to fully recognize the possible limitations of
existing methods under specific conditions. This may
cause the adaptability and accuracy of the combined
weighting method to be questioned in the face of
complex and changing security evaluation data and
requirements, and then affect the reliability and
effectiveness of the whole security evaluation grading
model. Solution: In order to determine the rationality
of the existing method selection, it is necessary to
deeply explore other subjective and objective
weighting methods and analyze their shortcomings.
For example, for the direct scoring method in the
subjective weighting method, its advantage is that it
is simple and direct, and it can quickly obtain the
intuitive judgment of experts on the importance of
indicators. However, the disadvantages of the method
are that it completely relies on the subjective opinions
of experts, lacks consideration of the inherent laws of
data, and is easily affected by experts' personal
preferences, knowledge limitations, and subjective
arbitrariness, which leads to imprecise weight
allocation, especially in the face of large-scale and
complex data and index system, there may be weight
imbalance. This method determines the weight
according to the degree of dispersion of the index
data. The greater the degree of dispersion, the greater
the weight is given to the index, which highlights the
influence of data difference on the weight. But its
disadvantage is that it places too much emphasis on
the variability of the data and may ignore the actual
importance implications of the indicators themselves.
In some cases, even if the degree of dispersion of an
index is small, it is of key significance from the
perspective of professional domain knowledge, and
the deviation maximization method may
underestimate its weight, thus affecting the rationality
of the evaluation results. Through a comprehensive
analysis of these and other related weighting
methods, compared with PageRank weighting and
entropy weighting methods, the advantages and
disadvantages of different methods can be more
clearly understood. Thus, according to the specific
goals of security evaluation, data characteristics,
application scenarios and other factors, The
rationality of the combination weighting method
combining subjective and objective weights selected
at present is determined rationally, which lays a solid
methodological foundation for constructing a more
scientific and accurate safety evaluation grading
model.
4.3 Limitations of the Scoring Method
There are problems: In the entropy-TOPSIS method
comprehensive evaluation, the initial scoring of the
index system is crucial. The expert scoring method
initially adopted is based on the experts' own
experience and professional knowledge to score
various indicators (Chou, Ding, Gao, et,al, 2024).
However, this method has obvious limitations in the
scoring process because it lacks verification of its
own rationality. In practice, different scoring methods
have their own advantages and disadvantages. For
example, although the subjective scoring method can
reflect the subjective judgment of experts, it is easily
affected by personal bias and subjective factors.
Objective scoring methods, such as those based on
statistics, can reduce the interference of human
factors, but may ignore the internal relationship
between indicators. Solution: In order to ensure the
scientific and accurate scoring, we need to
comprehensively evaluate multiple scoring methods.
By analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of
various scoring methods, the most suitable scoring
method is selected, so as to provide a more reliable
basis for the comprehensive evaluation of entropy
weight-TOPSIS method. Only after such a
comprehensive consideration and analysis, can the
initial score be reasonably assigned, so that the
entropy weight-TOPSIS method is more scientific
and effective in the comprehensive evaluation. For
example, consider the analytic Hierarchy process,