Parallelized Jaccard-Based Learning Method and MapReduce Implementation for Mobile Devices Recognition from Massive Network Data

The ability of accurate and scalable mobile device recognition is critically important for mobile network operators and ISPs to understand their customers' behaviours and enhance their user experience.In this paper,we propose a novel method for mobile device model recognition by using statistical information derived from large amounts of mobile network traffic data.Specifically,we create a Jaccardbased coefficient measure method to identify a proper keyword representing each mobile device model from massive unstructured textual HTTP access logs.To handle the large amount of traffic data generated from large mobile networks,this method is designed as a set of parallel algorithms,and is implemented through the MapReduce framework which is a distributed parallel programming model with proven low-cost and high-efficiency features.Evaluations using real data sets show that our method can accurately recognise mobile client models while meeting the scalability and producer-independency requirements of large mobile network operators.Results show that a 91.5% accuracy rate is achieved for recognising mobile client models from 2 billion records,which is dramatically higher than existing solutions.

A Novel System for Recognizing Recording Devices from Recorded Speech Signals

The field of digital audio forensics aims to detect threats and fraud in audio signals.Contemporary audio forensic techniques use digital signal processing to detect the authenticity of recorded speech,recognize speakers,and recognize recording devices.User-generated audio recordings from mobile phones are very helpful in a number of forensic applications.This article proposed a novel method for recognizing recording devices based on recorded audio signals.First,a database of the features of various recording devices was constructed using 32 recording devices(20 mobile phones of different brands and 12 kinds of recording pens)in various environments.Second,the audio features of each recording device,such as the Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients(MFCC),were extracted from the audio signals and used as model inputs.Finally,support vector machines(SVM)with fractional Gaussian kernel were used to recognize the recording devices from their audio features.Experiments demonstrated that the proposed method had a 93.4%accuracy in recognizing recording devices.

Research on Detection Technology of Micro-Components on Circuit Board Based on Digital Image Processing

Aiming at the stability of the circuit board image in the acquisition process,this paper realizes the accurate registration of the image to be registered and the standard image based on the SIFT feature operator and RANSAC algorithm.The device detection model and data set are established based on Faster RCNN.Finally,the number of training was continuously optimized,and when the loss function of Faster RCNN converged,the identification result of the device was obtained.

Underground Pipeline Surveillance with an Algorithm Based on Statistical Time-Frequency Acoustic Features

Underground pipeline networks suffer from severe damage by earth-moving devices due to rapid urbanization.Thus,designing a round-the-clock intelligent surveillance system has become crucial and urgent.In this study,we develop an acoustic signal-based excavation device recognition system for underground pipeline protection.The front-end hardware system is equipped with an acoustic sensor array,an Analog-to-Digital Converter(ADC)module(ADS1274),and an industrial processor Advanced RISC Machine(ARM)cortex-A8 for signal collection and algorithm implementation.Then,a novel Statistical Time-Frequency acoustic Feature(STFF)is proposed,and a fast Extreme Learning Machine(ELM)is adopted as the classifier.Experiments on real recorded data show that the proposed STFF achieves better discriminative capability than the conventional acoustic cepstrum features.In addition,the surveillance platform is applicable for encountering big data owing to the fast learning speed of ELM.