Biblio

The data transmitted via the network may be vulnerable to cyber attacks in networked inverted pendulum system (NIPS), how to detect cyber attacks is a challenging issue. To solve this problem, this paper investigates a honeypot-based attack detection method for NIPS. Firstly, honeypot for NIPS attack detection (namely NipsPot) is constructed by deceptive environment module of a virtual closed-loop control system, and the stealthiness of typical covert attacks is analysed. Secondly, attack data is collected by NipsPot, which is used to train supported vector machine (SVM) model for attack detection. Finally, simulation results demonstrate that NipsPot-based attack detector can achieve the accuracy rate of 99.78%, the precision rate of 98.75%, and the recall rate of 100%.

Relevance feedback can be considered as a learning problem. It has been extensively used to improve the performance of retrieval multimedia information. In this paper, after the relevance feedback upon content-based image retrieval (CBIR) discussed, a hybrid learning scheme on multi-target retrieval (MTR) with relevance feedback was proposed. Suppose the symbolic image database (SID) of object-level with combined image metadata and feature model was constructed. During the interactive query for remote sensing image, we calculate the similarity metric so as to get the relevant image sets from the image library. For the purpose of further improvement of the precision of image retrieval, a hybrid learning scheme parameter also need to be chosen. As a result, the idea of our hybrid learning scheme contains an exception maximization algorithm (EMA) used for retrieving the most relevant images from SID and an algorithm called supported vector machine (SVM) with relevance feedback used for learning the feedback information substantially. Experimental results show that our hybrid learning scheme with relevance feedback on MTR can improve the performance and accuracy compared the basic algorithms.