Previous studies have shown that deep learning is very effective in detecting known attacks.However,when facing unknown attacks,models such as Deep Neural Networks(DNN)combined with Long Short-Term Memory(LSTM),Convol...Previous studies have shown that deep learning is very effective in detecting known attacks.However,when facing unknown attacks,models such as Deep Neural Networks(DNN)combined with Long Short-Term Memory(LSTM),Convolutional Neural Networks(CNN)combined with LSTM,and so on are built by simple stacking,which has the problems of feature loss,low efficiency,and low accuracy.Therefore,this paper proposes an autonomous detectionmodel for Distributed Denial of Service attacks,Multi-Scale Convolutional Neural Network-Bidirectional Gated Recurrent Units-Single Headed Attention(MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA),which is based on a Multistrategy Integrated Zebra Optimization Algorithm(MI-ZOA).The model undergoes training and testing with the CICDDoS2019 dataset,and its performance is evaluated on a new GINKS2023 dataset.The hyperparameters for Conv_filter and GRU_unit are optimized using the Multi-strategy Integrated Zebra Optimization Algorithm(MIZOA).The experimental results show that the test accuracy of the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model based on the MIZOA proposed in this paper is as high as 0.9971 in the CICDDoS 2019 dataset.The evaluation accuracy of the new dataset GINKS2023 created in this paper is 0.9386.Compared to the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model based on the Zebra Optimization Algorithm(ZOA),the detection accuracy on the GINKS2023 dataset has improved by 5.81%,precisionhas increasedby 1.35%,the recallhas improvedby 9%,and theF1scorehas increasedby 5.55%.Compared to the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA models developed using Grid Search,Random Search,and Bayesian Optimization,the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model optimized with the MI-ZOA exhibits better performance in terms of accuracy,precision,recall,and F1 score.展开更多
Managing massive data flows effectively and resolving spectrum shortages are two challenges that smart grid communication networks(SGCN)must overcome.To address these problems,we provide a combined optimization approa...Managing massive data flows effectively and resolving spectrum shortages are two challenges that smart grid communication networks(SGCN)must overcome.To address these problems,we provide a combined optimization approach that makes use of cognitive radio(CR)and non-orthogonal multiple access(NOMA)technologies.Our work focuses on using user pairing(UP)and power allocation(PA)techniques to maximize energy efficiency(EE)in SGCN,particularly within neighbourhood area networks(NANs).We develop a joint optimization problem that takes into account the real-world limitations of a CR-NOMA setting.This problem is NP-hard,nonlinear,and nonconvex by nature.To address the computational complexity of the problem,we use the block coordinate descent(BCD)method,which breaks the problem into UP and PA subproblems.Initially,we proposed the zebra-optimization user pairing(ZOUP)algorithm to tackle the UP problem,which outperforms both orthogonal multiple access(OMA)and non-optimized NOMA(UPWO)by 78.8%and13.6%,respectively,at a SNR of 15 dB.Based on the ZOUP pairs,we subsequently proposed the PA approach,i.e.,ZOUPPA,which significantly outperforms UPWO and ZOUP by 53.2%and 25.4%,respectively,at an SNR of 15 dB.A detailed analysis of key parameters,including varying SNRs,power allocation constants,path loss exponents,user density,channel availability,and coverage radius,underscores the superiority of our approach.By facilitating the effective use of communication resources in SGCN,our research opens the door to more intelligent and energy-efficient grid systems.Our work tackles important issues in SGCN and lays the groundwork for future developments in smart grid communication technologies by combining modern optimization approaches with CR-NOMA.展开更多
Accurate identification of water sources is crucial for effective water management and safety in mining operations.However,imbalanced water sample datasets often lead to suboptimal classification accuracy.To address t...Accurate identification of water sources is crucial for effective water management and safety in mining operations.However,imbalanced water sample datasets often lead to suboptimal classification accuracy.To address this challenge,this study proposes a novel water source identification method integrating Synthetic Minority Over-Sampling Technique(SMOTE),Zebra Optimization Algorithm(ZOA),and Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM).Initially,SMOTE is utilized to synthesize samples for the minority class within the imbalanced dataset,thereby generating a balanced water sample dataset and mitigating class distribution disparities.Subsequently,an efficient water source identification model is constructed by combining ZOA with LightGBM,leveraging the strengths of both algorithms.The model’s performance is validated using a test set and compared with other common classification models.Results demonstrate that SMOTE significantly alleviates class imbalance and enhances the classification accuracy of LightGBM for minority class water samples.ZOA parameter tuning accelerates model convergence and further improves classification accuracy,optimizing the model’s overall performance.In experimental validation,the proposed SMOTE-ZOA-LightGBM model achieved an accuracy of 88.41%and a F1 score of 88.24%,outperforming six other classification models.The method proposed in this paper can accurately identify water source types,effectively addressing the issue of low classification accuracy caused by imbalanced water sample data.It provides reliable technical support and scientific basis for identifying and preventing water inrush sources in mines.展开更多
基金supported by Science and Technology Innovation Programfor Postgraduate Students in IDP Subsidized by Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Project No.ZY20240335)support of the Research Project of the Key Technology of Malicious Code Detection Based on Data Mining in APT Attack(Project No.2022IT173)the Research Project of the Big Data Sensitive Information Supervision Technology Based on Convolutional Neural Network(Project No.2022011033).
文摘Previous studies have shown that deep learning is very effective in detecting known attacks.However,when facing unknown attacks,models such as Deep Neural Networks(DNN)combined with Long Short-Term Memory(LSTM),Convolutional Neural Networks(CNN)combined with LSTM,and so on are built by simple stacking,which has the problems of feature loss,low efficiency,and low accuracy.Therefore,this paper proposes an autonomous detectionmodel for Distributed Denial of Service attacks,Multi-Scale Convolutional Neural Network-Bidirectional Gated Recurrent Units-Single Headed Attention(MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA),which is based on a Multistrategy Integrated Zebra Optimization Algorithm(MI-ZOA).The model undergoes training and testing with the CICDDoS2019 dataset,and its performance is evaluated on a new GINKS2023 dataset.The hyperparameters for Conv_filter and GRU_unit are optimized using the Multi-strategy Integrated Zebra Optimization Algorithm(MIZOA).The experimental results show that the test accuracy of the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model based on the MIZOA proposed in this paper is as high as 0.9971 in the CICDDoS 2019 dataset.The evaluation accuracy of the new dataset GINKS2023 created in this paper is 0.9386.Compared to the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model based on the Zebra Optimization Algorithm(ZOA),the detection accuracy on the GINKS2023 dataset has improved by 5.81%,precisionhas increasedby 1.35%,the recallhas improvedby 9%,and theF1scorehas increasedby 5.55%.Compared to the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA models developed using Grid Search,Random Search,and Bayesian Optimization,the MSCNN-BiGRU-SHA model optimized with the MI-ZOA exhibits better performance in terms of accuracy,precision,recall,and F1 score.
文摘Managing massive data flows effectively and resolving spectrum shortages are two challenges that smart grid communication networks(SGCN)must overcome.To address these problems,we provide a combined optimization approach that makes use of cognitive radio(CR)and non-orthogonal multiple access(NOMA)technologies.Our work focuses on using user pairing(UP)and power allocation(PA)techniques to maximize energy efficiency(EE)in SGCN,particularly within neighbourhood area networks(NANs).We develop a joint optimization problem that takes into account the real-world limitations of a CR-NOMA setting.This problem is NP-hard,nonlinear,and nonconvex by nature.To address the computational complexity of the problem,we use the block coordinate descent(BCD)method,which breaks the problem into UP and PA subproblems.Initially,we proposed the zebra-optimization user pairing(ZOUP)algorithm to tackle the UP problem,which outperforms both orthogonal multiple access(OMA)and non-optimized NOMA(UPWO)by 78.8%and13.6%,respectively,at a SNR of 15 dB.Based on the ZOUP pairs,we subsequently proposed the PA approach,i.e.,ZOUPPA,which significantly outperforms UPWO and ZOUP by 53.2%and 25.4%,respectively,at an SNR of 15 dB.A detailed analysis of key parameters,including varying SNRs,power allocation constants,path loss exponents,user density,channel availability,and coverage radius,underscores the superiority of our approach.By facilitating the effective use of communication resources in SGCN,our research opens the door to more intelligent and energy-efficient grid systems.Our work tackles important issues in SGCN and lays the groundwork for future developments in smart grid communication technologies by combining modern optimization approaches with CR-NOMA.
基金funding from the Natural Science Foundation of Henan Province(252300421852)the State Key Laboratory of Development and Comprehensive Utilization of Coking Coal Resources(41040220201308)+4 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41972254)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2019M662494)Supported by the Key Scientific Research Projects of Higher Education Institutions of Henan Province(19A170005)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Universities of Henan Province(NSFRF200337,NSFRF200103)Key Research and Development Project of Henan Province(251111322300).
文摘Accurate identification of water sources is crucial for effective water management and safety in mining operations.However,imbalanced water sample datasets often lead to suboptimal classification accuracy.To address this challenge,this study proposes a novel water source identification method integrating Synthetic Minority Over-Sampling Technique(SMOTE),Zebra Optimization Algorithm(ZOA),and Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM).Initially,SMOTE is utilized to synthesize samples for the minority class within the imbalanced dataset,thereby generating a balanced water sample dataset and mitigating class distribution disparities.Subsequently,an efficient water source identification model is constructed by combining ZOA with LightGBM,leveraging the strengths of both algorithms.The model’s performance is validated using a test set and compared with other common classification models.Results demonstrate that SMOTE significantly alleviates class imbalance and enhances the classification accuracy of LightGBM for minority class water samples.ZOA parameter tuning accelerates model convergence and further improves classification accuracy,optimizing the model’s overall performance.In experimental validation,the proposed SMOTE-ZOA-LightGBM model achieved an accuracy of 88.41%and a F1 score of 88.24%,outperforming six other classification models.The method proposed in this paper can accurately identify water source types,effectively addressing the issue of low classification accuracy caused by imbalanced water sample data.It provides reliable technical support and scientific basis for identifying and preventing water inrush sources in mines.
