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This paper proposed a natural language sentence matching method that combined high-level and low-level semantic information to solve the problems about current natural language sentence matching method fail to integrate common semantic information and it is difficult to capture deep-semantic information. First of all, the method used pre-trained word vector GloVe and character-level word vector to obtained the word embedding representation of sentence P and sentence Q. Secondly, this paper encode red P and Q with bidirectional LSTM, then it contained low-level semantic information through preliminary fusion of P and Q. Thirdly, this paper calculated bidirectional attention between P and Q, then spliced them together to get semantic representation, afterwards it calculated its self-attention to obtained high-level semantic information. Finally, this paper used a heuristic fusion function to fuse the low-level semantic information with the high-level semantic information to obtain the final semantic representation, and it used a convolutional neural network to prediction answers. This paper evaluated the proposed model on two tasks, such as recognition textual entailment, paraphrase recognition. This paper conducted experiments on the SNLI dataset and the Quora dataset. The results show that the accuracy of the proposed algorithm on the SNLI test set is 87. 1%, and the accuracy of the Quora test set is 86. 8%, which verifies the effectiveness of the algorithm in the task of natural language sentence matching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Most of the existing steganalysis methods have weak generalization ability and cannot effectively detect unknown steganalysis algorithms, which makes the accuracy of their classification greatly reduced in the practical application process. To solve this problem, this paper proposed an image steganalysis method based on group convolution and snapshot ensembling（Snapshot Ensembling steganalysis network, SENet）. Firstly, residual convolution block and group convolution block are used to extract the features of the image. Secondly, the model with the best performance is obtained as the snapshot model in each training period. Finally, the selected snapshot models are integrated to classify the images. This method uses the techniques of group convolution and snapshot ensembling to avoid the high training cost of traditional integration methods and the limited generalization ability of a single classifier. Experimental results show that this method can improve the accuracy of steganographic analysis model, and can effectively classify when the training set and test set are mismatched, and has high model generalization ability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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