Due to the widespread use of the Internet,customer information is vulnerable to computer systems attack,which brings urgent need for the intrusion detection technology.Recently,network intrusion detection has been one...Due to the widespread use of the Internet,customer information is vulnerable to computer systems attack,which brings urgent need for the intrusion detection technology.Recently,network intrusion detection has been one of the most important technologies in network security detection.The accuracy of network intrusion detection has reached higher accuracy so far.However,these methods have very low efficiency in network intrusion detection,even the most popular SOM neural network method.In this paper,an efficient and fast network intrusion detection method was proposed.Firstly,the fundamental of the two different methods are introduced respectively.Then,the selforganizing feature map neural network based on K-means clustering(KSOM)algorithms was presented to improve the efficiency of network intrusion detection.Finally,the NSLKDD is used as network intrusion data set to demonstrate that the KSOM method can significantly reduce the number of clustering iteration than SOM method without substantially affecting the clustering results and the accuracy is much higher than Kmeans method.The Experimental results show that our method can relatively improve the accuracy of network intrusion and significantly reduce the number of clustering iteration.展开更多
A new clustering algorithm called fuzzy self-organizing feature maps is introduced. It can process not only the exact digital inputs, but also the inexact or fuzzy non-digital inputs, such as natural language inputs. ...A new clustering algorithm called fuzzy self-organizing feature maps is introduced. It can process not only the exact digital inputs, but also the inexact or fuzzy non-digital inputs, such as natural language inputs. Simulation results show that the new algorithm is superior to original Kohonen’s algorithm in clustering performance and learning rate.展开更多
The feature space extracted from vibration signals with various faults is often nonlinear and of high dimension.Currently,nonlinear dimensionality reduction methods are available for extracting low-dimensional embeddi...The feature space extracted from vibration signals with various faults is often nonlinear and of high dimension.Currently,nonlinear dimensionality reduction methods are available for extracting low-dimensional embeddings,such as manifold learning.However,these methods are all based on manual intervention,which have some shortages in stability,and suppressing the disturbance noise.To extract features automatically,a manifold learning method with self-organization mapping is introduced for the first time.Under the non-uniform sample distribution reconstructed by the phase space,the expectation maximization(EM) iteration algorithm is used to divide the local neighborhoods adaptively without manual intervention.After that,the local tangent space alignment(LTSA) algorithm is adopted to compress the high-dimensional phase space into a more truthful low-dimensional representation.Finally,the signal is reconstructed by the kernel regression.Several typical states include the Lorenz system,engine fault with piston pin defect,and bearing fault with outer-race defect are analyzed.Compared with the LTSA and continuous wavelet transform,the results show that the background noise can be fully restrained and the entire periodic repetition of impact components is well separated and identified.A new way to automatically and precisely extract the impulsive components from mechanical signals is proposed.展开更多
To overcome the problem that a single feature can not reflect the state of machinery in different stages,a method of vibration feature fusion based on self-organizing map(SOM) is presented.Minimum quantization error(M...To overcome the problem that a single feature can not reflect the state of machinery in different stages,a method of vibration feature fusion based on self-organizing map(SOM) is presented.Minimum quantization error(MQE) is obtained unsupervised based on SOM network.And trend information of the MQE curve is extracted by the wavelet packet to enhance state differentiating.Experimental flat is designed for bearing accelerating fatigue.And experimental results show that the method of vibration feature fusion based on SOM can reflect the state of machinery in different stages effectively.展开更多
文摘Due to the widespread use of the Internet,customer information is vulnerable to computer systems attack,which brings urgent need for the intrusion detection technology.Recently,network intrusion detection has been one of the most important technologies in network security detection.The accuracy of network intrusion detection has reached higher accuracy so far.However,these methods have very low efficiency in network intrusion detection,even the most popular SOM neural network method.In this paper,an efficient and fast network intrusion detection method was proposed.Firstly,the fundamental of the two different methods are introduced respectively.Then,the selforganizing feature map neural network based on K-means clustering(KSOM)algorithms was presented to improve the efficiency of network intrusion detection.Finally,the NSLKDD is used as network intrusion data set to demonstrate that the KSOM method can significantly reduce the number of clustering iteration than SOM method without substantially affecting the clustering results and the accuracy is much higher than Kmeans method.The Experimental results show that our method can relatively improve the accuracy of network intrusion and significantly reduce the number of clustering iteration.
文摘A new clustering algorithm called fuzzy self-organizing feature maps is introduced. It can process not only the exact digital inputs, but also the inexact or fuzzy non-digital inputs, such as natural language inputs. Simulation results show that the new algorithm is superior to original Kohonen’s algorithm in clustering performance and learning rate.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51075323)
文摘The feature space extracted from vibration signals with various faults is often nonlinear and of high dimension.Currently,nonlinear dimensionality reduction methods are available for extracting low-dimensional embeddings,such as manifold learning.However,these methods are all based on manual intervention,which have some shortages in stability,and suppressing the disturbance noise.To extract features automatically,a manifold learning method with self-organization mapping is introduced for the first time.Under the non-uniform sample distribution reconstructed by the phase space,the expectation maximization(EM) iteration algorithm is used to divide the local neighborhoods adaptively without manual intervention.After that,the local tangent space alignment(LTSA) algorithm is adopted to compress the high-dimensional phase space into a more truthful low-dimensional representation.Finally,the signal is reconstructed by the kernel regression.Several typical states include the Lorenz system,engine fault with piston pin defect,and bearing fault with outer-race defect are analyzed.Compared with the LTSA and continuous wavelet transform,the results show that the background noise can be fully restrained and the entire periodic repetition of impact components is well separated and identified.A new way to automatically and precisely extract the impulsive components from mechanical signals is proposed.
文摘To overcome the problem that a single feature can not reflect the state of machinery in different stages,a method of vibration feature fusion based on self-organizing map(SOM) is presented.Minimum quantization error(MQE) is obtained unsupervised based on SOM network.And trend information of the MQE curve is extracted by the wavelet packet to enhance state differentiating.Experimental flat is designed for bearing accelerating fatigue.And experimental results show that the method of vibration feature fusion based on SOM can reflect the state of machinery in different stages effectively.
