The proceedings contain 33 papers. The special focus in this conference is on Computational Intelligence in Security for Information systems. The topics include: An Approach Based on LLMs for Forensic Threat...
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(纸本)9783031750151
The proceedings contain 33 papers. The special focus in this conference is on Computational Intelligence in Security for Information systems. The topics include: An Approach Based on LLMs for Forensic Threat Detection in Autonomous systems;smart Water Meter network Anomaly and Failure Detection System;Design and Implementation of a Fast, Platform-Adaptive, AIS-20/31 Compliant PLL-Based True Random Number Generator on a Zynq 7020 SoC FPGA;A Comparison of Frameworks for Heterogeneous Computing Using High-performance Pattern-Matching for DNA Biometrics and Digital Forensics;Fuzzing Robotic Software Using HPC and LLM;performance Impact of Strengthening the Accountability and Explainability System in Autonomous Robots;Generation of Industrial Protocol-Traffic via Enhanced Wasserstein GAN;cyber Security in Hospitals: A network-Oriented Model for Behavioural Learning of Employees During Phishing Simulations;Augmenting API Security Testing with Automated LLM-Driven Test Generation;Exploring the Use of LLMs to Understand network Traces;securing V2X Communication: A Hybrid Deep Learning Approach for Misbehavior Detection;Use of GAN Models and CNN Heatmaps in Malware;Evaluating Sniffers, IDS, and IPS: A Systematic Literature Mapping;performance Analysis of NTT Algorithms;exploring the Landscape of Honeypots in the Fight Against Cyber Threats: A Systematic Mapping of Literature;phishing and Spam Prevention Powered by Jetson Nano;decentralized Edge-Based Detection of Label Flipping Attacks in Federated Learning;analysis of Post-Quantum Cryptographic Algorithms: A Systematic Literature Review;A Comparison of AI-Enabled Techniques for the Detection of Attacks in IoT Devices;understanding Malware Dynamics in IoT networks: Dataset Construction Using Mathematical Epidemiology and Complex networks;Quality of Service Enhancement for IoT-Based Smart Office System Using Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector-Smart control Ration control Algorithm (AODV-SRCA);cyberattack Detector for Real-Time
With the continuous advancement of communication technology, GEO (geostationary orbit) satellite has shown significant advantages in the field of long-distance communication, and will be an important part of the futur...
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This study proposes an optimal cooperative control framework for heterogeneous vehicle platoons using a neural network (NN)-based reinforcement learning (RL) algorithm in an identifier-critic-actor framework. Typicall...
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With the rapid development of Internet of Things technology, intelligent traffic signal controlsystems have become an excellent way to improve traffic efficiency and safety. In this paper, we model an intelligent tra...
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This study introduces a robust and adaptive control synthesis mechanism for the attitude and position stabilisation of quadcopter unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Ensuring robustness in the face of uncertainties is cruc...
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In this paper, an observer-based self-organizing adaptive fuzzy neural network (OSOAFNN) control for non-linear, non-affine systems with the unknown sign of control gain and dead zone is presented. First, a reverse de...
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In this paper, an observer-based self-organizing adaptive fuzzy neural network (OSOAFNN) control for non-linear, non-affine systems with the unknown sign of control gain and dead zone is presented. First, a reverse dead-zone compensator scheme to cope with the impact of dead-zone phenomenon existing in control input is investigated. Then, an observed-based control approach to address immeasurable states of the system is proposed, utilizing this approach all states of the system are not needed to be available. A self-organizing fuzzy neural network (SOFNN) technique is presented to approximate the non-linear and unknown function of the observer error dynamics. The proposed fuzzy neural network (FNN) model benefits from two main advantages: (1) the number of rules is automatically generated or pruned and (2) the parameters of antecedent and consequent part of SOFNN are updated through the hybrid tuning, simultaneously. Furthermore, the control law contains a Nussbaum function which deals with the unknown sign of control gain. As the system states are immeasurable, the strictly positive real (SPR) Lyapunov function to guarantee the closed-loop system stability, and tracking error convergence to zero is employed, as well as the boundedness of control parameters are assured through a projection law merged with adaptive law. Finally, the controller is practically implemented on a non-linear, non-affine pneumatic system with unknown dead zone which exploits just a sensor for output measuring. Experimental results show that the proposed controller has satisfactory performance in tracking different trajectories, and tracking error for desired signal case I and case ii is limited to [-1.5, 1.5] and [-1,1]mm, respectively.
The article discusses the process aspects of the complex problem of interoperability in the creation and operation of automated controlsystems as multifunctional integrated systems based on network-centric principles...
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(纸本)9798350373448
The article discusses the process aspects of the complex problem of interoperability in the creation and operation of automated controlsystems as multifunctional integrated systems based on network-centric principles. It is noted that the integration of functional systems vertically (in terms of including several levels of the management hierarchy) and horizontally of interaction (in terms of expanding the variety of combined functional systems), as their complexity increases, leads to a rapid increase in the dimension of the network-centric system, which, in turn, expands the subject area of the problem of interoperability of its constituent functional systems and at the same time increases the complexity of the analysis of its problem area. On the other hand, in the field of general management, there is a tendency to move from automation of functional tasks to automation of management processes that combine the performance of several interrelated tasks, and, ultimately, to automation of organizational processes (business processes). It is noted that the need to apply a process approach to the development of network-centric systems as integrated multifunctional systems is determined, on the one hand, by the complexity of the traditional functional approach to ensuring the interconnected implementation of an increasing number of management tasks using network-centric systems as a qualitatively new high-tech infocommunication basis and, on the other hand, the actual transition from automation of (most often disconnected) management tasks to automation of business processes. The necessity of clarifying the composition of the process system in the life cycle of network-centric systems with the allocation of complete groups of target functional processes and supporting processes of system engineering is shown. The ontology of the subject and problem areas of the network-centric system as an integrated management system is presented and an integrated approach to the app
In traffic signal control (TSC), Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) has demonstrated its superiority to traditional approaches. However, there remain two challenges in DRL-based traffic signal control. How to cooperati...
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(纸本)9798350399462
In traffic signal control (TSC), Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) has demonstrated its superiority to traditional approaches. However, there remain two challenges in DRL-based traffic signal control. How to cooperatively control decentralized intersection agents and how to apply TSC methods to the real world are still open. To address the aforementioned challenges, we propose a novel DRL-based strategy that optimizes the phase split for each intersection. We prioritize each intersection for signal control and adjust its phase split in accordance with its assigned priority. To be more specific, we start by optimizing the phase split of the intersection with the highest priority and then control the intersection with the following priority based on the outcome from the first intersection. In this manner, the coordinated optimization is taken into account. Additionally, we maintain the pre-defined order and definition of phases, and a fixed cycle time during the optimization process to support practical application. The proposed method yields an improvement in the network efficiency, ranging from 8-16%, compared to the traditional method when tested in real urban network scenarios. This study also tests the impact of the control priority on the model performance.
With the global aim of reducing carbon emissions, energy saving for communication systems has gained tremendous attention. Efficient energy-saving solutions are not only required to accommodate the fast growth in comm...
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(纸本)9781728190549
With the global aim of reducing carbon emissions, energy saving for communication systems has gained tremendous attention. Efficient energy-saving solutions are not only required to accommodate the fast growth in communication demand but solutions are also challenged by the complex nature of the load dynamics. Recent reinforcement learning (RL)-based methods have shown promising performance for network optimization problems, such as base station energy saving. However, a major limitation of these methods is the requirement of online exploration of potential solutions using a high-fidelity simulator or the need to perform exploration in a real-world environment. We circumvent this issue by proposing an offline reinforcement learning energy saving (ORES) framework that allows us to learn an efficient control policy using previously collected data. We first deploy a behavior energy-saving policy on base stations and generate a set of interaction experiences. Then, using a robust deep offline reinforcement learning algorithm, we learn an energy-saving control policy based on the collected experiences. Results from experiments conducted on a diverse collection of communication scenarios with different behavior policies showcase the effectiveness of the proposed energy-saving algorithms.
Internet traffic bursts usually happen within a second, thus conventional burst mitigation methods ignore the potential of Traffic Engineering (TE). However, our experiments indicate that a TE system, with a sub-secon...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9798400706141
Internet traffic bursts usually happen within a second, thus conventional burst mitigation methods ignore the potential of Traffic Engineering (TE). However, our experiments indicate that a TE system, with a sub-second control loop latency, can effectively alleviate burst-induced congestion. TE-based methods can leverage network-wide tunnel-level information to make globally informed decisions (e.g., balancing traffic bursts among multiple paths). Our insight in reducing control loop latency is to let each router make local TE decisions, but this introduces the key challenge of minimizing performance loss compared to centralized TE systems. In this paper, we present RedTE, a novel distributed TE system with a control loop latency of < 100ms , while achieving performance comparable to centralized TE systems. RedTE's innovation is the modeling of TE as a distributed cooperative multi-agent problem, and we design a novel multi-agent deep reinforcement learning algorithm to solve it, which enables each agent to make globally informed decisions solely based on local information. We implement real RedTE routers and deploy them on a WAN spanning six city datacenters. Evaluation reveals notable improvements compared to existing solutions: < 100ms of control loop latency, a 37.4% reduction in maximum link utilization, and a 78.9% reduction in average queue length.
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