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University of Gastronomic Sciences, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II 9 Bra, 12042, Pollenzo, Italy.
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City leading industries are the pillars of urban economic development and are constantly changing as urban economic development enters different stages. The weight setting of many factors in the existing leading industry selection methods and means is mainly set by humans, which is highly subjective and lacks dynamics, integrity, and quantification, and the accuracy of prediction results is not high. Therefore, starting from respecting objective data, the SSM selection method with both dynamic and quantifiable properties is introduced.
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