ED-SWE:Event detection based on scoring and word embedding in online social networks for the internet of people

Online social media networks are gaining attention worldwide,with an increasing number of people relying on them to connect,communicate and share their daily pertinent event-related information.Event detection is now increasingly leveraging online social networks for highlighting events happening around the world via the Internet of People.In this paper,a novel Event Detection model based on Scoring and Word Embedding(ED-SWE)is proposed for discovering key events from a large volume of data streams of tweets and for generating an event summary using keywords and top-k tweets.The proposed ED-SWE model can distill high-quality tweets,reduce the negative impact of the advent of spam,and identify latent events in the data streams automatically.Moreover,a word embedding algorithm is used to learn a real-valued vector representation for a predefined fixed-sized vocabulary from a corpus of Twitter data.In order to further improve the performance of the Expectation-Maximization(EM)iteration algorithm,a novel initialization method based on the authority values of the tweets is also proposed in this paper to detect live events efficiently and precisely.Finally,a novel automatic identification method based on the cosine measure is used to automatically evaluate whether a given topic can form a live event.Experiments conducted on a real-world dataset demonstrate that the ED-SWE model exhibits better efficiency and accuracy than several state-of-art event detection models.

Combing Type-Aware Attention and Graph Convolutional Networks for Event Detection

Event detection(ED)is aimed at detecting event occurrences and categorizing them.This task has been previously solved via recognition and classification of event triggers(ETs),which are defined as the phrase or word most clearly expressing event occurrence.Thus,current approaches require both annotated triggers as well as event types in training data.Nevertheless,triggers are non-essential in ED,and it is time-wasting for annotators to identify the“most clearly”word from a sentence,particularly in longer sentences.To decrease manual effort,we evaluate event detectionwithout triggers.We propose a novel framework that combines Type-aware Attention and Graph Convolutional Networks(TA-GCN)for event detection.Specifically,the task is identified as a multi-label classification problem.We first encode the input sentence using a novel type-aware neural network with attention mechanisms.Then,a Graph Convolutional Networks(GCN)-based multilabel classification model is exploited for event detection.Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness.

Capturing semantic features to improve Chinese event detection

Current Chinese event detection methods commonly use word embedding to capture semantic representation,but these methods find it difficult to capture the dependence relationship between the trigger words and other words in the same sentence.Based on the simple evaluation,it is known that a dependency parser can effectively capture dependency relationships and improve the accuracy of event categorisation.This study proposes a novel architecture that models a hybrid representation to summarise semantic and structural information from both characters and words.This model can capture rich semantic features for the event detection task by incorporating the semantic representation generated from the dependency parser.The authors evaluate different models on kbp 2017 corpus.The experimental results show that the proposed method can significantly improve performance in Chinese event detection.

A Novel Audio Event Detection Method for Internet of Things

Recently, the Internet of Things （loT） has attracted more and more attention. Multimedia sensor network plays an important role in the IoT, and audio event detection in the multimedia sensor net- works is one of the most important applications for the Internet of Things. In practice, it is hard to get enough real-world samples to generate the classifi- ers for some special audio events （e.g., car-crash- ing in the smart traffic system）. In this paper, we introduce a TrAdaBoost-based method to solve the above problem. By using the proposed approach, we can train a strong classifier by using only a tiny amount of real-world data and a large number of more easily collected samples （e.g., collected from TV programs）, even when the real-world data is not sufficient to train a model alone. We deploy this ap- proach in a smart traffic system to evaluate its per- formance, and the experiment evaluations demonstrate that our method can achieve satisfying results.

New event detection based on sorted subtopic matching algorithm

How to quickly and accurately detect new topics from massive data online becomes a main problem of public opinion monitoring in cyberspace. This paperpresents a new event detection method for the current new event detection system, based on sorted subtopic matching algorithm and constructs the entire design framework. In this p^per, the subtopics contained in old topics （or news stories） are sorted in descending order according to their importance to the topic（or news stories）, and form a sorted subtopic sequence. In the process of subtopic matching, subtopic scoring matrix is used to determine whether a new story is reporting a new event. Experimental results show that the sorted subtopic matching model improved the accuracy and effectiveness ofthenew event detection system in cyberspace.

A document-level model for tweet event detection

Social media like Twitter who serves as a novel news medium and has become increasingly popular since its establishment. Large scale first-hand user-generated tweets motivate automatic event detection on Twitter. Previous unsupervised approaches detected events by clustering words. These methods detect events using burstiness,which measures surging frequencies of words at certain time windows. However,event clusters represented by a set of individual words are difficult to understand. This issue is addressed by building a document-level event detection model that directly calculates the burstiness of tweets,leveraging distributed word representations for modeling semantic information,thereby avoiding sparsity. Results show that the document-level model not only offers event summaries that are directly human-readable,but also gives significantly improved accuracies compared to previous methods on unsupervised tweet event detection,which are based on words/segments.

Data Augmentation Based Event Detection

Supervised models for event detection usually require large-scale human-annotated training data,especially neural models.A data augmentation technique is proposed to improve the performance of event detection by generating paraphrase sentences to enrich expressions of the original data.Specifically,based on an existing human-annotated event detection dataset,we first automatically build a paraphrase dataset and label it with a designed event annotation alignment algorithm.To alleviate possible wrong labels in the generated paraphrase dataset,a multi-instance learning(MIL)method is adopted for joint training on both the gold human-annotated data and the generated paraphrase dataset.Experimental results on a widely used dataset ACE2005 show the effectiveness of our approach.

Free Probability Theory Based Event Detection for Power Grids Using IoT-enabled Measurements

Taking the advantage of Internet of Things(IoT)enabled measurements,this paper formulates the event detection problem as an information-plus-noise model,and detects events in power systems based on free probability theory(FPT).Using big data collected from phasor measurement units(PMUs),we construct the event detection matrix to reflect both spatial and temporal characteristics of power gird states.The event detection matrix is further described as an information matrix plus a noise matrix,and the essence of event detection is to extract event information from the event detection matrix.By associating the event detection problem with FPT,the empirical spectral distributions(ESDs)related moments of the sample covariance matrix of the information matrix are computed,to distinguish events from“noises”,including normal fluctuations,background noises,and measurement errors.Based on central limit theory(CLT),the alarm threshold is computed using measurements collected in normal states.Additionally,with the aid of sliding window,this paper builds an event detection architecture to reflect power grid state and detect events online.Case studies with simulated data from Anhui,China,and real PMU data from Guangdong,China,verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.Compared with other data-driven methods,the proposed method is more sensitive and has better adaptability to the normal fluctuations,background noises,and measurement errors in real PMU cases.In addition,it does not require large number of training samples as needed in the training-testing paradigm.

Label-Aware Chinese Event Detection with Heterogeneous Graph Attention Network

Event detection(ED)seeks to recognize event triggers and classify them into the predefined event types.Chinese ED is formulated as a character-level task owing to the uncertain word boundaries.Prior methods try to incorpo-rate word-level information into characters to enhance their semantics.However,they experience two problems.First,they fail to incorporate word-level information into each character the word encompasses,causing the insufficient word-charac-ter interaction problem.Second,they struggle to distinguish events of similar types with limited annotated instances,which is called the event confusing problem.This paper proposes a novel model named Label-Aware Heterogeneous Graph Attention Network(L-HGAT)to address these two problems.Specifically,we first build a heterogeneous graph of two node types and three edge types to maximally preserve word-character interactions,and then deploy a heterogeneous graph attention network to enhance the semantic propagation between characters and words.Furthermore,we design a pushing-away game to enlarge the predicting gap between the ground-truth event type and its confusing counterpart for each character.Experimental results show that our L-HGAT model consistently achieves superior performance over prior competitive methods.

Sound event localization and detection based on deep learning

Acoustic source localization(ASL)and sound event detection(SED)are two widely pursued independent research fields.In recent years,in order to achieve a more complete spatial and temporal representation of sound field,sound event localization and detection(SELD)has become a very active research topic.This paper presents a deep learning-based multioverlapping sound event localization and detection algorithm in three-dimensional space.Log-Mel spectrum and generalized cross-correlation spectrum are joined together in channel dimension as input features.These features are classified and regressed in parallel after training by a neural network to obtain sound recognition and localization results respectively.The channel attention mechanism is also introduced in the network to selectively enhance the features containing essential information and suppress the useless features.Finally,a thourough comparison confirms the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed SELD algorithm.Field experiments show that the proposed algorithm is robust to reverberation and environment and can achieve higher recognition and localization accuracy compared with the baseline method.

A systematic approach to ON-OFF event detection and clustering analysis of non-intrusive appliance load monitoring

The aim of non-intrusive appliance load monitoring （NIALM） is to disaggregate the energy consumption of individual electrical appliances from total power consumption utilizing non-intrusive methods. In this paper, a systematic approach to 0N-0FF event detection and clustering analysis for NIALM were presented. From the aggregate power consumption data set, the data are passed through median filtering to reduce noise and prepared for the event detection algorithm. The event detection algorithm is to determine the switching of ON and OFF status of electrical appliances. The goodness- of-fit （GOF） methodology is the event detection algorithm implemented. After event detection, the events detected were paired into ON-0FF pairing appliances. The results from the ON-OFF pairing algorithm were further clustered in groups utilizing the K-means clustering analysis. The K- means clustering were implemented as an unsupervised learning methodology for the clustering analysis. The novelty of this paper is the determination of the time duration an electrical appliance is turned ON through combination of event detection, ON-OFF pairing and K- means clustering. The results of the algorithm implemen- tation were discussed and ideas on future work were also proposed.

Event detection and evolution in multi-lingual social streams

Real-life events are emerging and evolving in social and news streams.Recent methods have succeeded in capturing designed features of monolingual events,but lack of interpretability and multi-lingual considerations.To this end,we propose a multi-lingual event mining model,namely MLEM,to automatically detect events and generate evolution graph in multilingual hybrid-length text streams including English,Chinese,French,German,Russian and Japanese.Specially,we merge the same entities and similar phrases and present multiple similarity measures by incremental word2vec model.We propose an 8-tuple to describe event for correlation analysis and evolution graph generation.We evaluate the MLEM model using a massive human-generated dataset containing real world events.Experimental results show that our new model MLEM outperforms the baseline method both in efficiency and effectiveness.

A rapid audio event detection method by adopting 2D-Haar acoustic super feature vector

For accuracy and rapidity of audio event detection in the mass-data audio pro- cessing tasks, a generic method of rapidly recognizing audio event based on 2D-Haar acoustic super feature vector and AdaBoost is proposed. Firstly, it combines certain number of con- tinuous audio frames to be an ＂acoustic feature image＂, secondly, uses AdaBoost.MH or fast Random AdaBoost feature selection algorithm to select high representative 2D-Haar pattern combinations to construct super feature vectors; thirdly, analyzes the commonality and differ- ences between subcategories, then extracts common features and reduces different features to obtain a generic audio event template, which can support the accurate identification of multi- ple sub-classes and detect and locate the specific audio event from the audio stream accurately. Experimental results show that the use of 2D-Haar acoustic feature super vector can make recog- nition accuracy 5% higher than ones that MFCC, PLP, LPCC and other traditional acoustic features yielded, and can make tile training processing 7 20 times faster and the recognition processing 5-10 times faster, it can even achieve an average precision of 93.38%, an average recall of 95.03% under the optimal parameter configuration found by grid method. Above all, it can provide an accurate and fast mass-data processing method for audio event detection.

Unusual Event Detection and Prediction in Real-life Scenes

In this paper,we consider unusual event detection problem in a novel viewpoint and provide an algorithm to solve the problem.The actions or events in the scene is usual or not will eventually be reflected on the changes of some basic features.We summarize these basic event features and propose special representation for each of them.Thus we can model these features in a uniform mode using adaptive Gaussian mixture model.Supervised and unsupervised unusual event detection algorithm can be designed to fit various situations based on this model.The superiority of our model is that it can detect unusual event automatically without to know the determinate model of unusual events.In conclusion,we provide two applications to verify the effectiveness of our model.

Automatic microseismic events detection using morphological multiscale top-hat transformation

The occurrence of microseismic is not random but is related to the physical properties of the underground medium.Due to the low intensity and the influence of noise,microseismic eventually lead to poor signal-to-noise ratio.We proposed a method for automatic detection of microseismic events by adoption of multiscale top-hat transformation.The method is based on the difference between the signal and noise in the multiscale top-hat transform section and achieves the detection on a specific section.The microseismic data are decomposed into different scales by multiscale morphology top-hat transformation firstly.Then the potential microseismic events could be detected by picking up the peak value in the multiscale top-hat section,and the characteristic profile obtains the start point with a specific threshold value.Finally,the synthetic data experiences demonstrate the advantages of this method under strong and weak noisy conditions,and the filed data example also shows its reliability and adaptability.

Event Normalization Through Dynamic Log Format Detection

The analytical and monitoring capabilities of central event re-positories, such as log servers and intrusion detection sys-tems, are limited by the amount of structured information ex-tracted from the events they receive. Diverse networks and ap-plications log their events in many different formats, and this makes it difficult to identify the type of logs being received by the central repository. The way events are logged by IT systems is problematic for developers of host-based intrusion-detection systems （specifically, host-based systems）, develop-ers of security-information systems, and developers of event-management systems. These problems preclude the develop-ment of more accurate, intrusive security solutions that obtain results from data included in the logs being processed. We propose a new method for dynamically normalizing events into a unified super-event that is loosely based on the Common Event Expression standard developed by Mitre Corporation. We explain how our solution can normalize seemingly unrelat-ed events into a single, unified format.

Word-Representation-Based Method for Extracting Organizational Events from Online Media

Online social media exhibit massive organizational event relevant messages, and the well categorized event information can be useful in many real-world applications. In this paper, we propose a research framework to extract high quality event information from massive online media data. The main contributions lie in two aspects: First, we present an event-extraction and event-categorization system for online media data; second, we present a novel approach for both discovering important event categories and classifying extracted events based on word representation and clustering model. Experimental results with real dataset show that the proposed framework is effective to extract high quality event information.

AN HMM BASED ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FOR SEMANTIC VIDEO EVENTS

Semantic video analysis plays an important role in the field of machine intelligence and pattern recognition. In this paper, based on the Hidden Markov Model (HMM), a semantic recognition framework on compressed videos is proposed to analyze the video events according to six low-level features. After the detailed analysis of video events, the pattern of global motion and five features in foreground—the principal parts of videos, are employed as the observations of the Hidden Markov Model to classify events in videos. The applications of the proposed framework in some video event detections demonstrate the promising success of the proposed framework on semantic video analysis.

An Adaptive Classifier Based Approach for Crowd Anomaly Detection

Crowd Anomaly Detection has become a challenge in intelligent video surveillance system and security.Intelligent video surveillance systems make extensive use of data mining,machine learning and deep learning methods.In this paper a novel approach is proposed to identify abnormal occurrences in crowded situations using deep learning.In this approach,Adaptive GoogleNet Neural Network Classifier with Multi-Objective Whale Optimization Algorithm are applied to predict the abnormal video frames in the crowded scenes.We use multiple instance learning(MIL)to dynamically develop a deep anomalous ranking framework.This technique predicts higher anomalous values for abnormal video frames by treating regular and irregular video bags and video sections.We use the multi-objective whale optimization algorithm to optimize the entire process and get the best results.The performance parameters such as accuracy,precision,recall,and F-score are considered to evaluate the proposed technique using the Python simulation tool.Our simulation results show that the proposed method performs better than the conventional methods on the public live video dataset.

A NOVEL FRAMEWORK FOR SOCCER GOAL DETECTION BASED ON SEMANTIC RULE

Focusing on the problem of goal event detection in soccer videos,a novel method based on Hidden Markov Model(HMM) and the semantic rule is proposed.Firstly,a HMM for a goal event is constructed.Then a Normalized Semantic Weighted Sum(NSWS) rule is established by defining a new feature of shots,semantic observation weight.The test video is detected based on the HMM and the NSWS rule,respectively.Finally,a fusion scheme based on logic distance is proposed and the detection results of the HMM and the NSWS rule are fused by optimal weights in the decision level,obtaining the final result.Experimental results indicate that the proposed method achieves 96.43% precision and 100% recall,which shows the effectiveness of this letter.