Traditional mining in open pit mines often uses explosives,leading to environmental hazards,with flyrock being a critical issue.In detail,excess flying rock beyond the designated explosion area was identified as the p...Traditional mining in open pit mines often uses explosives,leading to environmental hazards,with flyrock being a critical issue.In detail,excess flying rock beyond the designated explosion area was identified as the primary cause of fatal and non-fatal blasting hazards in open pit mining.Therefore,the accurate and reliable prediction of flyrock becomes crucial for effectively managing and mitigating associated problems.This study used the Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)model to predict flyrock in a lead-zinc mine,with promising results.To improve its accuracy,multi-verse optimizer(MVO)and ant lion optimizer(ALO)metaheuristic algorithms were introduced.Results showed MVO-LightGBM outperformed conventional LightGBM.Additionally,decision tree(DT),support vector machine(SVM),and classification and regression tree(CART)models were trained and compared with MVO-LightGBM.The MVO-LightGBM model excelled over DT,SVM,and CART.This study highlights MVO-LightGBM's effectiveness and potential for broader applications.Furthermore,a multiple parametric sensitivity analysis(MPSA)algorithm was employed to specify the sensitivity of parameters.MPSA results indicated that the highest and lowest sensitivities are relevant to blasted rock per hole and spacing with theγ=1752.12 andγ=49.52,respectively.展开更多
Cyber-physical systems(CPS)represent a sophisticated integration of computational and physical components that power critical applications such as smart manufacturing,healthcare,and autonomous infrastructure.However,t...Cyber-physical systems(CPS)represent a sophisticated integration of computational and physical components that power critical applications such as smart manufacturing,healthcare,and autonomous infrastructure.However,their extensive reliance on internet connectivity makes them increasingly susceptible to cyber threats,potentially leading to operational failures and data breaches.Furthermore,CPS faces significant threats related to unauthorized access,improper management,and tampering of the content it generates.In this paper,we propose an intrusion detection system(IDS)optimized for CPS environments using a hybrid approach by combining a natureinspired feature selection scheme,such as Grey Wolf Optimization(GWO),in connection with the emerging Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)classifier,named as GWO-LightGBM.While gradient boosting methods have been explored in prior IDS research,our novelty lies in proposing a hybrid approach targeting CPS-specific operational constraints,such as low-latency response and accurate detection of rare and critical attack types.We evaluate GWO-LightGBM against GWO-XGBoost,GWO-CatBoost,and an artificial neural network(ANN)baseline using the NSL-KDD and CIC-IDS-2017 benchmark datasets.The proposed models are assessed across multiple metrics,including accuracy,precision,recall,and F1-score,with an emphasis on class-wise performance and training efficiency.The proposed GWO-LightGBM model achieves the highest overall accuracy(99.73%)for NSL-KDD and(99.61%)for CIC-IDS-2017,demonstrating superior performance in detecting minority classes such as Remote-to-Local(R2L)and Other attacks—commonly overlooked by other classifiers.Moreover,the proposed model consumes lower training time,highlighting its practical feasibility and scalability for real-time CPS deployment.展开更多
The methods of network attacks have become increasingly sophisticated,rendering traditional cybersecurity defense mechanisms insufficient to address novel and complex threats effectively.In recent years,artificial int...The methods of network attacks have become increasingly sophisticated,rendering traditional cybersecurity defense mechanisms insufficient to address novel and complex threats effectively.In recent years,artificial intelligence has achieved significant progress in the field of network security.However,many challenges and issues remain,particularly regarding the interpretability of deep learning and ensemble learning algorithms.To address the challenge of enhancing the interpretability of network attack prediction models,this paper proposes a method that combines Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LGBM)and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP).LGBM is employed to model anomalous fluctuations in various network indicators,enabling the rapid and accurate identification and prediction of potential network attack types,thereby facilitating the implementation of timely defense measures,the model achieved an accuracy of 0.977,precision of 0.985,recall of 0.975,and an F1 score of 0.979,demonstrating better performance compared to other models in the domain of network attack prediction.SHAP is utilized to analyze the black-box decision-making process of the model,providing interpretability by quantifying the contribution of each feature to the prediction results and elucidating the relationships between features.The experimental results demonstrate that the network attack predictionmodel based on LGBM exhibits superior accuracy and outstanding predictive capabilities.Moreover,the SHAP-based interpretability analysis significantly improves the model’s transparency and interpretability.展开更多
The first 2^(+)excited states of the nucleus directly reflect the interaction between the shell structure and the nucleus,providing insights into the validity of the shell model and nuclear structure characteristics.A...The first 2^(+)excited states of the nucleus directly reflect the interaction between the shell structure and the nucleus,providing insights into the validity of the shell model and nuclear structure characteristics.Although the features of the first 2^(+)excited states can be measured for stable nuclei and calculated using nuclear models,significant uncertainty remains.This study employs a machine learning model based on a light gradient boosting machine(LightGBM)to investigate the first 2^(+)excited states.Specifically,the training of the LightGBM algorithm and the prediction of the first 2^(+)properties of 642 nuclei are presented.Furthermore,detailed comparisons of the LightGBM predictions were performed with available experimental data,shell model calculations,and Bayesian neural network predictions.The results revealed that the average difference between the LightGBM predictions and the experimental data was 18 times smaller than that obtained by the shell model and only 70%of the BNN prediction results.Considering Mg,Ca,Kr,Sm,and Pb isotopes as examples,it was also observed that LightGBM can effectively reproduce the magic number mutation caused by shell effects,with the energy being as low as 0.04 MeV due to shape coexistence.Therefore,we believe that leveraging LightGBM-based machine learning can profoundly enhance our insights into nuclear structures and provide new avenues for nuclear physics research.展开更多
Addressing classification and prediction challenges, tree ensemble models have gained significant importance. Boosting ensemble techniques are commonly employed for forecasting Type-II diabetes mellitus. Light Gradien...Addressing classification and prediction challenges, tree ensemble models have gained significant importance. Boosting ensemble techniques are commonly employed for forecasting Type-II diabetes mellitus. Light Gradient Boosting Machine (LightGBM) is a widely used algorithm known for its leaf growth strategy, loss reduction, and enhanced training precision. However, LightGBM is prone to overfitting. In contrast, CatBoost utilizes balanced base predictors known as decision tables, which mitigate overfitting risks and significantly improve testing time efficiency. CatBoost’s algorithm structure counteracts gradient boosting biases and incorporates an overfitting detector to stop training early. This study focuses on developing a hybrid model that combines LightGBM and CatBoost to minimize overfitting and improve accuracy by reducing variance. For the purpose of finding the best hyperparameters to use with the underlying learners, the Bayesian hyperparameter optimization method is used. By fine-tuning the regularization parameter values, the hybrid model effectively reduces variance (overfitting). Comparative evaluation against LightGBM, CatBoost, XGBoost, Decision Tree, Random Forest, AdaBoost, and GBM algorithms demonstrates that the hybrid model has the best F1-score (99.37%), recall (99.25%), and accuracy (99.37%). Consequently, the proposed framework holds promise for early diabetes prediction in the healthcare industry and exhibits potential applicability to other datasets sharing similarities with diabetes.展开更多
In this paper,an advanced and optimized Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LGBM)technique is proposed to identify the intrusive activities in the Internet of Things(IoT)network.The followings are the major contributions:...In this paper,an advanced and optimized Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LGBM)technique is proposed to identify the intrusive activities in the Internet of Things(IoT)network.The followings are the major contributions:i)An optimized LGBM model has been developed for the identification of malicious IoT activities in the IoT network;ii)An efficient evolutionary optimization approach has been adopted for finding the optimal set of hyper-parameters of LGBM for the projected problem.Here,a Genetic Algorithm(GA)with k-way tournament selection and uniform crossover operation is used for efficient exploration of hyper-parameter search space;iii)Finally,the performance of the proposed model is evaluated using state-of-the-art ensemble learning and machine learning-based model to achieve overall generalized performance and efficiency.Simulation outcomes reveal that the proposed approach is superior to other considered methods and proves to be a robust approach to intrusion detection in an IoT environment.展开更多
Coal rock mass instability fracture may result in serious hazards to underground coal mining.Acoustic emissions(AE)stimulated by internal structure fracture should carry lots of favorable information about health cond...Coal rock mass instability fracture may result in serious hazards to underground coal mining.Acoustic emissions(AE)stimulated by internal structure fracture should carry lots of favorable information about health condition of rock mass.AE as a sensitive non-destructive test method is gradually utilized to detect anomaly conditions of coal rock.This paper proposes an improved multi-resolution feature to extract AE waveform at different frequency resolutions using Coilflet Wavelet Transform method(CWT).It is further adopt an efficient Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)by several cascaded sub weak classifier models to merge AE features at different views of frequency for coal rock anomaly damage recognition.The results denote that the proposed method achieves excellent recognition performance on anomaly damage levels of coal rock.It is an effective method to detect the critical stability further to predict the rock mass bursting in time.展开更多
基金funded by the Key Laboratory of Geological Safety of Coastal Urban Underground Space,Ministry of Natural Resources of China(Grant No.BHKF2022Y02)Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province,China(Grant No.2024A1515011162)Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province,China(Grant No.ZR2024QE021).
文摘Traditional mining in open pit mines often uses explosives,leading to environmental hazards,with flyrock being a critical issue.In detail,excess flying rock beyond the designated explosion area was identified as the primary cause of fatal and non-fatal blasting hazards in open pit mining.Therefore,the accurate and reliable prediction of flyrock becomes crucial for effectively managing and mitigating associated problems.This study used the Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)model to predict flyrock in a lead-zinc mine,with promising results.To improve its accuracy,multi-verse optimizer(MVO)and ant lion optimizer(ALO)metaheuristic algorithms were introduced.Results showed MVO-LightGBM outperformed conventional LightGBM.Additionally,decision tree(DT),support vector machine(SVM),and classification and regression tree(CART)models were trained and compared with MVO-LightGBM.The MVO-LightGBM model excelled over DT,SVM,and CART.This study highlights MVO-LightGBM's effectiveness and potential for broader applications.Furthermore,a multiple parametric sensitivity analysis(MPSA)algorithm was employed to specify the sensitivity of parameters.MPSA results indicated that the highest and lowest sensitivities are relevant to blasted rock per hole and spacing with theγ=1752.12 andγ=49.52,respectively.
基金supported by Culture,Sports and Tourism R&D Program through the Korea Creative Content Agency grant funded by the Ministry of Culture,Sports and Tourism in 2024(Project Name:Global Talent Training Program for Copyright Management Technology in Game Contents,Project Number:RS-2024-00396709,Contribution Rate:100%).
文摘Cyber-physical systems(CPS)represent a sophisticated integration of computational and physical components that power critical applications such as smart manufacturing,healthcare,and autonomous infrastructure.However,their extensive reliance on internet connectivity makes them increasingly susceptible to cyber threats,potentially leading to operational failures and data breaches.Furthermore,CPS faces significant threats related to unauthorized access,improper management,and tampering of the content it generates.In this paper,we propose an intrusion detection system(IDS)optimized for CPS environments using a hybrid approach by combining a natureinspired feature selection scheme,such as Grey Wolf Optimization(GWO),in connection with the emerging Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)classifier,named as GWO-LightGBM.While gradient boosting methods have been explored in prior IDS research,our novelty lies in proposing a hybrid approach targeting CPS-specific operational constraints,such as low-latency response and accurate detection of rare and critical attack types.We evaluate GWO-LightGBM against GWO-XGBoost,GWO-CatBoost,and an artificial neural network(ANN)baseline using the NSL-KDD and CIC-IDS-2017 benchmark datasets.The proposed models are assessed across multiple metrics,including accuracy,precision,recall,and F1-score,with an emphasis on class-wise performance and training efficiency.The proposed GWO-LightGBM model achieves the highest overall accuracy(99.73%)for NSL-KDD and(99.61%)for CIC-IDS-2017,demonstrating superior performance in detecting minority classes such as Remote-to-Local(R2L)and Other attacks—commonly overlooked by other classifiers.Moreover,the proposed model consumes lower training time,highlighting its practical feasibility and scalability for real-time CPS deployment.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Project(No.62302540)please visit their website at https://www.nsfc.gov.cn/(accessed on 18 June 2024).
文摘The methods of network attacks have become increasingly sophisticated,rendering traditional cybersecurity defense mechanisms insufficient to address novel and complex threats effectively.In recent years,artificial intelligence has achieved significant progress in the field of network security.However,many challenges and issues remain,particularly regarding the interpretability of deep learning and ensemble learning algorithms.To address the challenge of enhancing the interpretability of network attack prediction models,this paper proposes a method that combines Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LGBM)and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP).LGBM is employed to model anomalous fluctuations in various network indicators,enabling the rapid and accurate identification and prediction of potential network attack types,thereby facilitating the implementation of timely defense measures,the model achieved an accuracy of 0.977,precision of 0.985,recall of 0.975,and an F1 score of 0.979,demonstrating better performance compared to other models in the domain of network attack prediction.SHAP is utilized to analyze the black-box decision-making process of the model,providing interpretability by quantifying the contribution of each feature to the prediction results and elucidating the relationships between features.The experimental results demonstrate that the network attack predictionmodel based on LGBM exhibits superior accuracy and outstanding predictive capabilities.Moreover,the SHAP-based interpretability analysis significantly improves the model’s transparency and interpretability.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (No. 2022YFA1603300)the Romanian Ministry of Research,Innovation and Digitalization under Contract PN 23.21.01.06+1 种基金The ELI-RO project with Contract ELI-RORDI-2024-008 (AMAP)a grant from the Romanian Ministry of Research,Innovation and Digitization,CNCS-UEFIS-CDI,with project numbers PN-Ⅲ-P4-PCE-2021-1014, PN-Ⅲ-P4-PCE-2021-0595, and PN-Ⅲ-P1-1.1-TE2021-1464 within PNCDI Ⅲ
文摘The first 2^(+)excited states of the nucleus directly reflect the interaction between the shell structure and the nucleus,providing insights into the validity of the shell model and nuclear structure characteristics.Although the features of the first 2^(+)excited states can be measured for stable nuclei and calculated using nuclear models,significant uncertainty remains.This study employs a machine learning model based on a light gradient boosting machine(LightGBM)to investigate the first 2^(+)excited states.Specifically,the training of the LightGBM algorithm and the prediction of the first 2^(+)properties of 642 nuclei are presented.Furthermore,detailed comparisons of the LightGBM predictions were performed with available experimental data,shell model calculations,and Bayesian neural network predictions.The results revealed that the average difference between the LightGBM predictions and the experimental data was 18 times smaller than that obtained by the shell model and only 70%of the BNN prediction results.Considering Mg,Ca,Kr,Sm,and Pb isotopes as examples,it was also observed that LightGBM can effectively reproduce the magic number mutation caused by shell effects,with the energy being as low as 0.04 MeV due to shape coexistence.Therefore,we believe that leveraging LightGBM-based machine learning can profoundly enhance our insights into nuclear structures and provide new avenues for nuclear physics research.
文摘Addressing classification and prediction challenges, tree ensemble models have gained significant importance. Boosting ensemble techniques are commonly employed for forecasting Type-II diabetes mellitus. Light Gradient Boosting Machine (LightGBM) is a widely used algorithm known for its leaf growth strategy, loss reduction, and enhanced training precision. However, LightGBM is prone to overfitting. In contrast, CatBoost utilizes balanced base predictors known as decision tables, which mitigate overfitting risks and significantly improve testing time efficiency. CatBoost’s algorithm structure counteracts gradient boosting biases and incorporates an overfitting detector to stop training early. This study focuses on developing a hybrid model that combines LightGBM and CatBoost to minimize overfitting and improve accuracy by reducing variance. For the purpose of finding the best hyperparameters to use with the underlying learners, the Bayesian hyperparameter optimization method is used. By fine-tuning the regularization parameter values, the hybrid model effectively reduces variance (overfitting). Comparative evaluation against LightGBM, CatBoost, XGBoost, Decision Tree, Random Forest, AdaBoost, and GBM algorithms demonstrates that the hybrid model has the best F1-score (99.37%), recall (99.25%), and accuracy (99.37%). Consequently, the proposed framework holds promise for early diabetes prediction in the healthcare industry and exhibits potential applicability to other datasets sharing similarities with diabetes.
文摘In this paper,an advanced and optimized Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LGBM)technique is proposed to identify the intrusive activities in the Internet of Things(IoT)network.The followings are the major contributions:i)An optimized LGBM model has been developed for the identification of malicious IoT activities in the IoT network;ii)An efficient evolutionary optimization approach has been adopted for finding the optimal set of hyper-parameters of LGBM for the projected problem.Here,a Genetic Algorithm(GA)with k-way tournament selection and uniform crossover operation is used for efficient exploration of hyper-parameter search space;iii)Finally,the performance of the proposed model is evaluated using state-of-the-art ensemble learning and machine learning-based model to achieve overall generalized performance and efficiency.Simulation outcomes reveal that the proposed approach is superior to other considered methods and proves to be a robust approach to intrusion detection in an IoT environment.
基金This work is supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China(No.51875100,No.61673108,No.61674133)The authors would like to thank anonymous reviewers and the associate editor,whose constructive comments help improve the presentation of this work.
文摘Coal rock mass instability fracture may result in serious hazards to underground coal mining.Acoustic emissions(AE)stimulated by internal structure fracture should carry lots of favorable information about health condition of rock mass.AE as a sensitive non-destructive test method is gradually utilized to detect anomaly conditions of coal rock.This paper proposes an improved multi-resolution feature to extract AE waveform at different frequency resolutions using Coilflet Wavelet Transform method(CWT).It is further adopt an efficient Light Gradient Boosting Machine(LightGBM)by several cascaded sub weak classifier models to merge AE features at different views of frequency for coal rock anomaly damage recognition.The results denote that the proposed method achieves excellent recognition performance on anomaly damage levels of coal rock.It is an effective method to detect the critical stability further to predict the rock mass bursting in time.
