采用信息增益率的混合入侵检测模型设计

针对现有混合入侵检测模型仅定性选取特征而导致检测精度较低的问题，同时为了充分结合误用检测模型和异常检测模型的优势，提出一种采用信息增益率的混合入侵检测模型.首先，利用信息增益率定量地选择特征子集，最大程度地保留样本信息；其次，采用余弦时变粒子群算法确定支持向量机参数构建误用检测模型，使其更好地平衡粒子在全局和局部的搜索能力，然后，选取灰狼算法确定单类支持向量机参数构建异常检测模型，以此来提高对最优参数的搜索效率和精细程度，综合提高混合入侵检测模型对攻击的检测效果；最后，通过两种数据集进行仿真实验，验证了所提混合入侵检测模型具有较好的检测性能.     

一种基于几何分布的新支持向量机多分类方法

二叉树支持向量机是多分类问题的一种有效方法,然而分类的效果与二叉树的结构密切相关。获得更好的分类效果和更高的效率,要使得二叉树高度尽量小而两个子类尽量易分。距离通常用来衡量两个类的分离程度,但不能反映类的分布情况。考虑到多分类中类的分布,文中定义新的分离度和相似度来衡量两个类的分离度,并且提出了一中新的基于几何分布二叉树支持向量机多分类算法,该方法使得二叉树高度尽量小而两个子类尽量易分。实验表明该方法具有较高的分类准确率和效率。     

基于GWO-SVM的下肢假肢穿戴者骑行相位识别

针对下肢假肢穿戴者骑行相位识别的问题,提出基于灰狼算法优化的支持向量机(GWO-SVM)分类模型. 建立下肢多源信息系统,采集膝关节、踝关节的加速度信号以及膝关节角度信号. 应用奇异值分解,对采集到的信号进行降噪处理. 在对信号进行降噪处理之后,为了避免单一信号不确定的影响,从数据冗余角度,选取各信号的特征点,开展归一化处理,组成多维特征向量,作为SVM分类模型的输入. 为了能够进一步提高分类精度,加强全局优化能力,利用GWO算法对核参数进行优化. 通过与PSO-SVM分类模型、GA-SVM分类模型对比表明,基于GWO优化的SVM分类模型对骑行相位的识别率为94%,高于其他方法优化的SVM分类模型.     

基于数据融合的ABC-SVM社区疾病预测方法

针对现有社区医疗服务中的疾病预测方法存在数据利用率低、疾病分析类型单一、自动化程度差、疾病预测效果不理想等不足,提出在物联网大数据环境下可用于社区医疗的健康数据融合及疾病预测方法. 通过主成分分析(PCA)和聚类分析对社区中居民的生理指标数据进行特征提取;结合人工蜂群(ABC)算法构造支持向量机(SVM)非线性分类器对数据进行特征级融合分析并预测潜在疾病. 实验结果表明,所提方法的疾病识别准确率达到93.10%,相较于传统SVM方法和BP神经网络方法分别提高17.24% 和72.41%. 该方法能够在提高数据利用率、降低计算资源消耗的前提下有效识别多种潜在疾病,可实现疾病早发现、早预防、早治疗;可广泛应用于社区健康管理、老年社区监护甚至临床医疗.     

支持向量机及其在径流预测中的应用

给出了支持向量机方法(SVM)的思路、特点及关键之处,探讨了SVM在径流预测中的可能性,并与基于遗传算法的门限回归模型(TR) 进行了对比分析。径流预测实例分析表明,在拟合阶段,SVM模型要好于TR模型;在预留检验阶段,SVM模型与TR模型接近。同时SVM模型适合于小样本情况且能达到全局最优。SVM模型用于径流预测是可行的、优越的。     

基于支持向量机的旋转机组状态趋势预示技术

本文主要介绍了支持向量机在旋转机组状态趋势预示中的运用。通过对某旋转机组的振动烈度进行预测,并将其结果与使用时间序列进行预测的结果相比较,发现使用支持向量机进行预测的结果更好。     

Data-mining based SQL injection attack detection using internal query trees

Detecting SQL injection attacks (SQLIAs) is becoming increasingly important in database-driven web sites. Until now, most of the studies on SQLIA detection have focused on the structured query language (SQL) structure at the application level. Unfortunately, this approach inevitably fails to detect those attacks that use already stored procedure and data within the database system. In this paper, we propose a framework to detect SQLIAs at database level by using SVM classification and various kernel functions. The key issue of SQLIA detection framework is how to represent the internal query tree collected from database log suitable for SVM classification algorithm in order to acquire good performance in detecting SQLIAs. To solve the issue, we first propose a novel method to convert the query tree into an n-dimensional feature vector by using a multi-dimensional sequence as an intermediate representation. The reason that it is difficult to directly convert the query tree into an n-dimensional feature vector is the complexity and variability of the query tree structure. Second, we propose a method to extract the syntactic features, as well as the semantic features when generating feature vector. Third, we propose a method to transform string feature values into numeric feature values, combining multiple statistical models. The combined model maps one string value to one numeric value by containing the multiple characteristic of each string value. In order to demonstrate the feasibility of our proposals in practical environments, we implement the SQLIA detection system based on PostgreSQL, a popular open source database system, and we perform experiments. The experimental results using the internal query trees of PostgreSQL validate that our proposal is effective in detecting SQLIAs, with at least 99.6% of the probability that the probability for malicious queries to be correctly predicted as SQLIA is greater than the probability for normal queries to be incorrectly predicted as SQLIA. Finally, we perform additional experiments to compare our proposal with syntax-focused feature extraction and single statistical model based on feature transformation. The experimental results show that our proposal significantly increases the probability of correctly detecting SQLIAs for various SQL statements, when compared to the previous methods.     

Exploring album structure for face recognition in online social networks

In this paper, we propose an album-oriented face-recognition model that exploits the album structure for face recognition in online social networks. Albums, usually associated with pictures of a small group of people at a certain event or occasion, provide vital information that can be used to effectively reduce the possible list of candidate labels. We show how this intuition can be formalized into a model that expresses a prior on how albums tend to have many pictures of a small number of people. We also show how it can be extended to include other information available in a social network. Using two real-world datasets independently drawn from Facebook, we show that this model is broadly applicable and can significantly improve recognition rates.     

Computer aided detection system for micro calcifications in digital mammograms

Breast cancer continues to be a significant public health problem in the world. Early detection is the key for improving breast cancer prognosis. Mammogram breast X-ray is considered the most reliable method in early detection of breast cancer. However, it is difficult for radiologists to provide both accurate and uniform evaluation for the enormous mammograms generated in widespread screening. Micro calcification clusters (MCCs) and masses are the two most important signs for the breast cancer, and their automated detection is very valuable for early breast cancer diagnosis. The main objective is to discuss the computer-aided detection system that has been proposed to assist the radiologists in detecting the specific abnormalities and improving the diagnostic accuracy in making the diagnostic decisions by applying techniques splits into three-steps procedure beginning with enhancement by using Histogram equalization (HE) and Morphological Enhancement, followed by segmentation based on Otsu's threshold the region of interest for the identification of micro calcifications and mass lesions, and at last classification stage, which classify between normal and micro calcifications ‘patterns and then classify between benign and malignant micro calcifications. In classification stage; three methods were used, the voting K-Nearest Neighbor classifier (K-NN) with prediction accuracy of 73%, Support Vector Machine classifier (SVM) with prediction accuracy of 83%, and Artificial Neural Network classifier (ANN) with prediction accuracy of 77%.     

Credit rating with a monotonicity-constrained support vector machine model

Deciding whether borrowers can fulfill their obligations is a major issue for financial institutions, and while various credit rating models have been developed to help achieve this, they cannot reflect the domain knowledge of human experts. This paper proposes a new rating model based on a support vector machine with monotonicity constraints derived from the prior knowledge of financial experts. Experiments conducted on real-world data sets show that the proposed method, not only data driven but also domain knowledge oriented, can help correct the loss of monotonicity in data occurring during the collecting process, and performs better than the conventional counterpart.