Many studies propose gas concentration estimators using machine learning algorithms owing to their high performance. Recently, estimation models using deep neural network have been studied due to their higher performa...
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(纸本)9788993215243
Many studies propose gas concentration estimators using machine learning algorithms owing to their high performance. Recently, estimation models using deep neural network have been studied due to their higher performance than conventional machine learning algorithms. The performance of deep neural network can be increased by hyperparameter optimization. In this paper, we propose two deep neural networks for gas concentration estimation and analyze how hyperparameter optimization affects the performance of the proposed deep neural networks. We optimize the hyperparameters of the proposed neural networks and compare the performance with conventional machine learning models. We train the proposed neural networks and evaluate the performance of the models with an open dataset. We confirm that the optimized neural network models show the high performance in gas concentration estimation, and that models using unoptimized parameters may show worse performance than conventional machine learning model.
Industrial controlsystems (ICSs) are widely used in various industries. These systems have become prime targets for cyber and physical attacks. The attacks, which have an impact on the physical processes of an ICS, o...
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(纸本)9781665488679
Industrial controlsystems (ICSs) are widely used in various industries. These systems have become prime targets for cyber and physical attacks. The attacks, which have an impact on the physical processes of an ICS, often lead to system misbehaviors through data contamination. Recent research has shown that network-based detection methods cannot monitor the physical level activities well enough to mitigate hybrid cyber attacks and cannot entirely protect ICSs. To protect ICSs from such threats, we propose a Spatio-Temporal Autoencoder (STA) with a Dynamic Thresholding Mechanism. The STA learns the normal physical behaviors of the system by capturing deep spatio-temporal dependencies to form a unified representation of the system state. The unified representation is decoded to reconstruct the input features. Then, the dynamic threshold is used to detect and locate the anomalies. We validate the STA using data set from a real water treatment plant testbed, SWaT. Evaluation results indicate the superior performance of the STA compared with six state-of-the-art methods, achieving an average improvement of 5.8% in the F-Score.
This is part ii of a multi-part paper on "Mutual Learning in Optimization". In part I of the paper [1] two agents attempting jointly to determine the optimum of a function f[x(1), x(2),..., x(n)] of n variab...
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(纸本)9798350382662;9798350382655
This is part ii of a multi-part paper on "Mutual Learning in Optimization". In part I of the paper [1] two agents attempting jointly to determine the optimum of a function f[x(1), x(2),..., x(n)] of n variables, use the same or different optimization techniques (well known in the literature). The agents are assumed to communicate with each other at random instants of time, and convey to the other all the information that they possess which may prove useful. It was shown through simple examples depending upon the initial conditions, the number of steps taken, and the methods used by the agents that totally different decisions may be made by the participants at every stage. At the same time, in all cases, the agents improve their performance and achieve the optimum asymptotically. In this paper the problem of determining the maximum of a function f[x(1), x(2),..., x(n)] of n variables is considered. The number of agents is assumed to be N, and all three cases N > n + 1, N = n + 1 and N < n + 1 are considered. For simplicity, the case when f(center dot) is a quadratic function is considered first and analytic solutions are derived. Following this, non-quadratic functions are considered, and the modifications in the methods are discussed. Simulation results are given for second and fourth order systems.
This paper investigates the use of a hybrid Recurrent Neural network to reproduce the behavior of a nonlinear long-horizon Model Predictive controller (MPC) used in traction motor drive systems. The goal is to assess ...
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In this paper, a new industrial automation network design scheme combining time-sensitive network (TSN) and 5G slicing technology is proposed. This scheme aims to solve the shortcomings of traditional network technolo...
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This work presents a new controller for gridconnected PV/Battery systems that combines a bidirectional battery controller with a voltage source converter (VSC) to solve problems caused by power fluctuations on the DC-...
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The concept of SDN (Software-Defined networking) originally came with the purpose of disaggregating control plane and data plane. However, current scope of SDN has surpassed the original goal. It sets out to introduce...
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ISBN:
(数字)9783031585616
ISBN:
(纸本)9783031585609;9783031585616
The concept of SDN (Software-Defined networking) originally came with the purpose of disaggregating control plane and data plane. However, current scope of SDN has surpassed the original goal. It sets out to introduce programmability in the control plane for better visibility and manageability of networking devices. The idea has been recently extended to program the data plane. In the present scenario P4 (Programming Protocol-Independent Packet Processors) stands as the de-facto language to program the data plane. In this study, we implemented an L2 (Layer 2) switch and evaluated it performance using P4 programming language. The performance of the switch was evaluated in terms of throughput (Mbps) and latency (ms). The throughput was found to be nominal as the switch was implemented in software and the latency for first packet was also high since the switch's table was empty. However, once the table was filled, subsequent packets suffered very low latency.
LiDAR plays a critical role in autonomous car perception. Hence, the robustness of LiDAR data is imperative. However, malfunctions resulting from sensor cover contaminants are unavoidable and can lead to erroneous dat...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9798400705977
LiDAR plays a critical role in autonomous car perception. Hence, the robustness of LiDAR data is imperative. However, malfunctions resulting from sensor cover contaminants are unavoidable and can lead to erroneous data that slowly degrade performance. As such, detecting contamination in LiDAR is essential but remains an open challenge due to varying contaminant types, changing properties over time, and deployment aspects. Automatic classification of the contaminants would enable the automated response (like cleaning the sensor) to ensure the integrity of the data collected by the LiDAR sensor. To minimize the effect on the whole vehicle perception system, the contamination classification has to be performed near the sensor and in a computationally efficient way. To address these challenges, we have conducted a feasibility study of developing an efficient near-sensor machine learning-powered contaminant classification running on the RISC-V architecture. This paper proposes a lightweight 2D CNN network, TinyLid, trained to classify contaminants based on the most comprehensive LiDAR contaminant dataset. The results presented in this paper show that the proposed solution can achieve high classification performance while being computationally efficient and running on hardware with negligible power consumption compared to the LiDAR sensor itself. Specifically, implementing a proposed ML model on a reference RISC-V architecture GAP8 achieves the inference time of 2.575 milliseconds, 6.138 operations/cycle, and uses only 6.8% of 512 KiB L2 memory. The results presented in this work showcase the possibility of increasing the reliability and integrity of the LiDAR-collected sensor data without significant computational or energy consumption impact on the broader system.
This study explores the creation of lightweight neural network architectures specifically designed for mobile devices. The main focus is on MobileNet, but we also examine other models like ShuffleNet, SqueezeNet, Effi...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9783031770425;9783031770432
This study explores the creation of lightweight neural network architectures specifically designed for mobile devices. The main focus is on MobileNet, but we also examine other models like ShuffleNet, SqueezeNet, EfficientNet, MnasNet, and NASNet Mobile. The main challenge is to carefully evaluate these models to find the best balance between simplicity, accuracy, and efficiency, considering the diverse needs of mobile applications. We assess important metrics such as simplicity, accuracy, and efficiency within these architectures. The main goal is to provide guidance to practitioners in choosing the most suitable architecture. We offer insights into the trade-offs and advantages of each model through both quantitative and qualitative assessments. We consider factors like computational resources, accuracy requirements, and processing speed. The findings of this research provide valuable insights for practitioners who want to make informed decisions about the best neural network architecture for mobile devices. This guidance is tailored to their specific computational limitations and application requirements, helping them make strategic decisions in this specialized field.
While existing image de-raining methods have obtained satisfactory performance, lacking theoretical basis prevents them from further improvement. In this brief, we propose an efficient image de-raining network empower...
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While existing image de-raining methods have obtained satisfactory performance, lacking theoretical basis prevents them from further improvement. In this brief, we propose an efficient image de-raining network empowered by control theory to address this issue. To the best of our knowledge, it is the first attempt to integrate the control theory into image de-raining model design. Different from previous methods that roughly construct complicated neural networks, our method is theoretical and provides a new perspective for model design. Specifically, by mimicking the signal processing flow of state observable and controllable standard form, we expand them to two network modules, named C-IM and O-IM with every component in the module one-to-one corresponding to each operation involved in state equation. Equipped with C-IM and O-IM, our proposed network could efficiently explore and exploit the features of rain streaks in a recursive fashion. Extensive experiments demonstrate that control theory equipped method is capable of obtaining promising performance and speeding up the model training.
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