In this paper we aim to propose an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model in order to classify lower limb surface Electromyographical signals, without applying any pre-processing to the inputs. To this end, first three...
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(纸本)9781665454520
In this paper we aim to propose an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model in order to classify lower limb surface Electromyographical signals, without applying any pre-processing to the inputs. To this end, first three different autoencoder models have been proposed in order to choose the autoencoder architecture with the best performance. Then encoder layers of the best autoencoder model transferred to a classification network. This network aims to classify raw input sEMG signals into three categories, namely;sitting, standing and walking. After training the classification network, we were able to successfully classify input sEMG signals and reach to 81.51% accuracy for all the classes and 91% and 94% accuracy for the first two classes, with the unseen subjects. The major difference of this research with previous ones lies in fact that evaluation of our network occurs in a realistic scenario, where data from test and validation subjects is not seen by the network before and also our transferred network uses unlabeled raw sEMG signals for extracting features from signal, which gives us the ability to transfer this model in situations where labeled data is not available.
Semi-supervised detection of outliers with only positive and unlabeled data, which is among the most frequent forms of the anomaly detection (AD) problem in real scenarios, requires for a model to capture the normal b...
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Semi-supervised detection of outliers with only positive and unlabeled data, which is among the most frequent forms of the anomaly detection (AD) problem in real scenarios, requires for a model to capture the normal behaviour of data from a training set exclusively comprised of normal-labelled data, so new unseen data can be afterwards compared to the induced notion of normality to be flagged -or not- as anomalous. In modelling a certain pattern of behaviour, generative models such as generative-adversarial networks (GANs) have proved to have great performance. Thus, numerous AD algorithms with GANs at its core have been proposed, most of them powered by deep neural networks and relying on an autoencoder for the AD task. In the present work, a novel approach to semi-supervised AD with Bayesian networks using generative-adversarial training and an evolutive strategy is proposed, which aims to palliate the intrinsic lack of interpretability of deep neural networks. The proposed model is tested on a real-world AD problem in cybersecurity.
We propose an unsupervised-learning-based method for anomaly detection and root cause analysis for an industrial press machine. A skip-connected autoencoder with 55% performance improvement measured by reconstruction ...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781665462839
We propose an unsupervised-learning-based method for anomaly detection and root cause analysis for an industrial press machine. A skip-connected autoencoder with 55% performance improvement measured by reconstruction root mean square error to vanilla variant in average is used to train the collected multivariant time series data in different schemes. We then conduct a stacked evaluation method for both machinelevel anomalies with the root cause localization and anomaly on specific cylinder tracks. Both real-world and synthetic anomalies embedded in real data are used for evaluation. The result shows that the multi-models training scheme and the relatively short window length can gain better performance, i.e., fewer anomaly false alarms and misses.
Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disease that primarily manifests through cognitive, motor and speech disorders. But it has been proven that voice changes in Parkinson's patients are among the s...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9783031220630;9783031220647
Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disease that primarily manifests through cognitive, motor and speech disorders. But it has been proven that voice changes in Parkinson's patients are among the symptoms that appear early. In this research paper, we propose a speech processing based approach for early Parkinson disease detection. Our approach evaluate the use of a deep convolutional autoencoder to extract the deep features from raw speech of PD patients and healthy subjects. Then, a classification step with MultiLayer Perceptron (MLP) which uses these deep features to build up a PD discriminant model. For an evaluation step we use a UCI dataset, our proposed approach achieve an accuracy of 95.52%, which is better than the related works accuracies using the same dataset. This prove that our system can be strongly recommended to monitor the progression of PD.
We propose a method of head-related transfer function (HRTF) interpolation from sparsely measured HRTFs using an autoencoder with source position conditioning. The proposed method is drawn from an analogy between an H...
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ISBN:
(数字)9781665468671
ISBN:
(纸本)9781665468671
We propose a method of head-related transfer function (HRTF) interpolation from sparsely measured HRTFs using an autoencoder with source position conditioning. The proposed method is drawn from an analogy between an HRTF interpolation method based on regularized linear regression (RLR) and an autoencoder. Through this analogy, we found the key feature of the RLR-based method that HRTFs are decomposed into source-position-dependent and source-position-independent factors. On the basis of this finding, we design the encoder and decoder so that their weights and biases are generated from source positions. Furthermore, we introduce an aggregation module that reduces the dependence of latent variables on source position for obtaining a source-position-independent representation of each subject. Numerical experiments show that the proposed method can work well for unseen subjects and achieve an interpolation performance with only one-eighth measurements comparable to that of the RLR-based method.
Channel modeling is critical for coverage prediction, system level simulations, and wireless propagation characterization. Industry practice applies linear fit to the pathloss in decibels against the logarithm of the ...
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ISBN:
(数字)9781665494557
ISBN:
(纸本)9781665494557
Channel modeling is critical for coverage prediction, system level simulations, and wireless propagation characterization. Industry practice applies linear fit to the pathloss in decibels against the logarithm of the distance. Simple linear fit, however, cannot fully capture the shadowing effects in the channel, especially for a link with rich scatterings such as nonline-of-sight (NLOS) links in a complex propagation environment. In this paper, we propose an interpretable hybrid learning model with expert knowledge to predict the channel pathloss in desertlike environment using terrain profiles. We apply an autoencoder to extract compressed information from terrain profiles. The compressed representation of terrain, combined with features selected based on expert knowledge such as LOS/NLOS indicator and curvature of the terrain, are used to predict the pathloss. We show that a Random Forest regression model outperforms CNN/DNN models in generalizability of predicting unseen data by training and testing in disjoint sectors of the measured areas.
autoencoder, an hourly glass-shaped deep neural network capable of learning data representation in a lower dimension, has performed well in various applications. However, developing a high-quality AE system for a spec...
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ISBN:
(数字)9788396242396
ISBN:
(纸本)9788396242396
autoencoder, an hourly glass-shaped deep neural network capable of learning data representation in a lower dimension, has performed well in various applications. However, developing a high-quality AE system for a specific task heavily relies on human expertise, limiting its widespread application. On the other hand, there has been a gradual increase in automated machine learning for developing deep learning systems without human intervention. However, there is a shortage of automatically designing particular deep neural networks such as AE. This study presents the NiaNet method and corresponding software framework for designing AE topology and hyper-parameter settings. Our findings show that it is possible to discover the optimal AE architecture for a specific dataset without the requirement for human expert assistance. The future potential of the proposed method is also discussed in this paper.
This research explores the detection of flame front evolution in spark-ignition engines using an innovative neural network, the autoencoder. High-speed camera images from an optical access engine were analyzed under d...
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This research explores the detection of flame front evolution in spark-ignition engines using an innovative neural network, the autoencoder. High-speed camera images from an optical access engine were analyzed under different air excess coefficient lambda conditions to evaluate the autoencoder's performance. This study compared this new approach (AE) with an established method used by the same research group (BR) across multiple combustion cycles. Results revealed that the AE method outperformed the BR in accurately identifying flame pixels and significantly reducing overestimations outside the flame boundary. AE exhibited higher sensitivity levels, indicating its superior ability to identify pixels and minimize errors compared to the BR method. Additionally, AE's accuracy in representing combustion evolution was notably improved, offering a more detailed depiction of the process. AE's strength lies in its independence from specific threshold searches, a requirement in the BR method. By relying on learned representations within its latent space, AE eliminates laborious threshold exploration, ensuring reliability and reducing workload pressures. Comparative analyses consistently confirmed AE's superior performance in accurately reproducing and delineating combustion evolution compared to BR. This study highlights AE's potential as a promising technique for precise flame front detection in combustion processes. Its ability to autonomously extract features, minimize errors, and enhance overall accuracy signifies a significant step forward in analyzing flame fronts. AE's reliability, reduced need for manual intervention, and adaptability across various conditions suggest a promising future for improving combustion analysis techniques in spark-ignition engines with optical access.
Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy (SICM) enables non-destructive imaging of living cells, which makes it highly valuable in life sciences, medicine, pharmacology, and many other fields. However, because of the uncer...
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Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy (SICM) enables non-destructive imaging of living cells, which makes it highly valuable in life sciences, medicine, pharmacology, and many other fields. However, because of the uncertainty retrace height of SICM hopping mode, the time resolution of SICM is relatively low, which makes the device fail to meet the demands of dynamic scanning. To address above issues, we propose a fast-scanning method for SICM based on an autoencoder network. Firstly, we cut under-sampled images into small image lists. Secondly, we feed them into a self-constructed primitive-autoencoder super-resolution network to compute high-resolution images. Finally, the inferred scanning path is determined using the computed images to reconstruct the real high-resolution scanning path. The results demonstrate that the proposed network can reconstruct higher-resolution images in various super-resolution tasks of low-resolution scanned images. Compared to existing traditional interpolation methods, the average peak signal-to-noise ratio improvement is greater than 7.5823 dB, and the average structural similarity index improvement is greater than 0.2372. At the same time, using the proposed method for high-resolution image scanning leads to a 156.25% speed improvement compared to traditional methods. It opens up possibilities for achieving high-time resolution imaging of dynamic samples in SICM and further promotes the widespread application of SICM in the future.
This work addresses the challenge of the portability of autoencoder models for the lossy compression of different spatially independent and unknown hyperspectral satellite data. We propose an advanced 1D-Convolutional...
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ISBN:
(数字)9781665470698
ISBN:
(纸本)9781665470698
This work addresses the challenge of the portability of autoencoder models for the lossy compression of different spatially independent and unknown hyperspectral satellite data. We propose an advanced 1D-Convolutional autoencoder architecture for lossy hyperspectral data compression with high transferability to unknown spectral signatures. In the first experiment, the model is trained on a single PRISMA data set, and in the second experiment it is trained on five PRISMA data sets from all over the world. The abstraction ability of the two models is verified by processing six spatially independent hyperspectral PRISMA satellite data sets. The evaluation is based on the reconstruction accuracy using the SNR and SA metrics and compares it to other learning-based lossy compression techniques. We demonstrate the high transferability and generalization of our 1D-Convolutional autoencoder for a fixed compression ratio on each PRISMA satellite data set, which results in superior reconstruction accuracy compared to state-of-the-art methods.
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