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Synthetic minority oversampling technique (SMOTE) has become one of the mainstream methods for dealing with unbalanced data due to its ability to effectively deal with minority samples, and many SMOTE improvement algorithms have been proposed, but very little research existing considers popular algorithmic-level improvement methods. Therefore a more comprehensive analysis of existing SMOTE class algorithms is provided. Firstly, the basic principles of the SMOTE method are elaborated in detail, and then the SMOTE class algorithms are systematically analyzed mainly from the two levels of data level and algorithmic level, and the new ideas of the hybrid improvement of data level and algorithmic level are introduced. Data-level improvement is to balance the data distribution by deleting or adding data through different operations during preprocessing; algorithmic-level improvement will not change the data distribution, and mainly strengthens the focus on minority samples by modifying or creating algorithms. Comparison between these two kinds of methods shows that, data- level methods are less restricted in their application, and algorithmic-level improvements generally have higher algorithmic robustness. In order to provide more comprehensive basic research material on SMOTE class algorithms, this paper finally lists the commonly used datasets, evaluation metrics, and gives ideas of research in the future to better cope with unbalanced data problem. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Recommendation system can help users quickly find useful information and improve the retrieval efficiency of users effectively. However, the recommendation system has problems such as data sparsity and cold start, most of the existing recommendation algorithms that integrate social relations ignore the sparsity of social relations data, and there are few recommendation algorithms that integrate social relations and item attribute data at the same time. This paper proposes a recommendation model that is multi-task feature learning approach for social relationship and knowledge graph enhanced recommendation (MSAKR) in response to solve the above problems. Firstly, the algorithm extracts the user's social relations through the graph convolutional neural network to get the user's feature vector, then selects the neighbor by the graph centrality, and generates the virtual neighbor by the word2vec model, so as to alleviate the sparsity of the social data. This paper uses the attention mechanism to gather the neighbors. Secondly, multi-task learning and semantic-based matching model are used to extract the information of attribute knowledge graph to obtain the feature vector of the item. Finally, comprehensive recommendation is made to the user based on the obtained user and item feature vectors. In order to assess the performance of the recommendation algorithm, experiments are carried out on real datasets Douban and Yelp. Click-through rate prediction and Top-K recommendation are used to evaluate the performance of the model respectively. Experimental results show that the proposed model is superior to other benchmark models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aiming at the problem of incomplete location and fuzzy edge of salient region, this paper proposes a method of RGB-D salient target detection. Firstly, a cross-modal feature fusion module is designed to integrate RGB and depth information layer by layer. Six modal fusion feature outputs are obtained. This module reduces the discrepancy between RGB and depth information, providing more common and complementary deep features for the subsequent advanced semantic repair. Multiple levels of information is obtained based on the above modules. This paper uses the last three layer features to jointly extract richer high-level semantic information, and the initial salient map is obtained. After that, the network structure of U-Net is used to fuse from top to the bottom of the network. After upsampling, each layer is fused with the next layer in channel dimension. The first three layers of bottom features are guided by advanced semantic features before and after fusion, to complete the repair of the lowlevel features. Finally, the final salient map is obtained. The proposed cross-modal feature fusion module can adaptively fuse multi-modal features, highlight the commonness and complementarity of fusion features, and reduce the ambiguity of fusion. The proposed advanced semantic repair strategy is helpful to accurately detect the salient region and improve the edge clarity. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms most excellent methods on five datasets, including NJU2K, NLPR, STERE, DES and SIP, which achieves relatively advanced performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

TVM (tensor virtual machine) is a deep learning compiler, that translates the deep learning operators described by tensor expression to TVM IR (TVM intermediate representation) programs. After a series of operatorlevel optimizations on TVM IR, TVM generates the target code across diverse hardware back-ends. Tensor expression, a domain- specific language for tensor computation, performs loop transformation to operators. The result of loop transformation is a number of complicated expressions emerging in nested loop statements, which contain loop invariant code. However, in the context of deep learning applications, the traditional loop invariant code motion algorithm has severe limitations. Firstly, it's difficult to determine the extra-benefit of moving certain invariant code out of loops. Secondly, it's difficult to detect loop invariant code which has different orders of operands. Thirdly, it cannot process nested condition expressions well. Furthermore, there are conflicts with target hardware compiler optimizations. The application of loop invariant code motion technique is constrained by the aforementioned problems. In this paper, a new loop invariant code motion algorithm is proposed, which takes deep learning application characteristics into consideration in a heuristics way. The algorithm normalizes the program by manipulating the expression operands and simplifying the nested condition expression. This paper introduces a new cost model, which evaluates the cost of moving certain loop invariant code while the characteristics of TVM IR and target hardware back-ends are fully considered. The algorithm is implemented as a registered TVM pass on opensource compiler TVM version 0.7. To testify the effectiveness and correctness of this algorithm, experiments are conducted on TVM TOPI benchmark with 27 operators and 511 test cases under different input. Experimental results show that this algorithm improves 47.6% of operators'performance, and achieves speedups up to 40.0%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aiming at the specific target search and controllable angle guidance of unmanned surface ships in uncertain waters, this paper explores the target detection method based on YOLO and the guidance control method based on side angle constraint. On the basis of analyzing the uncertain conditions such as sea fog, the paper designs the correlation filter with im- proved YOLOv5 algorithm to extract the target features, combines depth information to realize the detection and positioning of water surface targets, sliding mode variable structure guidance control to achieve the high maneuverability target side angle constraint guidance. TCP/IP combined with ROS is used to create a comer constrained terminal guidance system for information processing. Two-dimensional simulation experiment is completed with Autolabor platform, and the result of target guidance error is 1.54%, which proves the effectiveness of the method proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to further solve the optimization problem of reconnaissance constellation and strengthen the construction of space-based reconnaissance system, the current optimization methods of reconnaissance constellation are studied and summarized. The design and optimization of reconnaissance constellation has the characteristics of multi-parameter, multi-objective, nonlinear and discontinuous, which is a typical multi-objective optimization problem. Multi-objective evolutionary algorithm is a kind of biological intelligence algorithm based on population, which carries out probabilistic search in decision space according to predetermined heuristic rules. It does not need continuity, differentiability and other conditions of the problem, and can get a group of solution sets close to Pareto frontier within a limited number of search times. It can effectively solve the multi-objective optimization problem and has been widely used in the multi-objective optimization of reconnaissance constellation. This paper discusses the construction of the reconnaissance constellation optimization model and the classification, advantages and disadvantages of the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm, discusses the application of the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm in the reconnaissance constellation optimization, and points out the development direction of the reconnaissance constellation optimization based on the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aiming at the problem of tracking skip-glide targets using radar, this paper proposes an Unscented Kalman Filter (UKF) tracking algorithm based on the improved Jerk model. Aiming at the estimation error introduced by the artificial preset acceleration variance and Jerk frequency of the conventional Jerk algorithm, this method calculates the acceleration variance adaptively through the current position estimation value and the current position one-step prediction value, and correlates the jerk frequency with the acceleration variance, realizing the adaptive adjustment of the model parameters while estimating the target motion state. At the same time, the improved Jerk model is combined with UKF algorithm, and the overall algorithm flow is given, and simulation experiments are carried out. The simulation results show that compared with the conventional Jerk model algorithm, the method proposed in this paper realizes the adaptive adjustment of model parameters, making the tracking process more adaptable to the maneuvering characteristics of the target. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the evolution of the Internet from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0, algorithms have played an irreplaceable role, enabling information technology to functionally realize the transmission of one-way content to decentralized interaction. Algorithms have a subtle impact on people's lives, work, and learning, and this impact is so great that it has produced the idea of algorithmic society and algorithmic era. Algorithms belong to the basic category of digital law and are an important tool for digital rule of law. In existing research, scholars are more concerned about how to regulate algorithms, and less concerned about the legal nature of algorithms. There has been a brief discussion on this issue. However, how the legal nature of algorithms should be defined is still inconclusive. This article aims to answer this question. To this end, this paper sorts out the existing theoretical schemes of the legal nature of algorithms and their interrelationships, including speech, due process, patents, and trade secrets, and analyzes the sources and arguments of these theoretical schemes. There are internal and external reasons why the legal nature of algorithms has formed many disputes. These reasons are also difficult to define the legal nature of algorithms, including: the algorithm ontology and carrier are easy to confuse, the algorithm and the program are indiscriminate, the algorithm and data, the result mix, and the limitation of governance rules. When seeking justification for various theoretical claims, one logical premise is easily overlooked, that is, the criteria for determining the legal nature of algorithms. This paper puts forward these standards, namely the principle of legality, the principle of respecting the fruits of labor, the principle of maintaining public safety, the principle of promoting innovation, and the principle of maximizing social benefits. On this basis, this paper examines various theoretical schemes, and finally proves that the legal nature of the algorithm is a trade secret, not something else. In terms of methodology, this paper uses the method of identification analysis to discuss various scenarios one by one. Compared with previous literature, this paper makes contributions in the following aspects: first, this paper sorts out the existing debates on the legal nature of algorithms in detail, grasps the arguments of these theoretical schemes, and specifically examines them. Second, this paper analyzes the reasons for many disputes over the legal nature of algorithms. The widespread use of algorithms has also caused heated debates about algorithms. Algorithms have been in the field of legal science for a long time, but there are frequent misunderstandings about how their legal nature should be defined, and the reasons behind them deserve careful analysis. Third, this paper clarifies the criteria for defining the legal nature of algorithms, and argues that algorithms are trade secrets on this basis. Algorithms cannot be called speech, nor are they due process. The argument that algorithms are patents is also untenable, and although algorithms have the possibility of patentability in the current legal system, algorithm patenting is not a good solution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to relieve the alarm fatigue of security analysts and improve the security operation efficiency, an attacker IP analysis system based on the Ensemble-based Local Outlier Factor algorithm (EBLOF) was proposed in this paper. Firstly, normalized network security alarm logs were extracted and merged, and then the feature engineering was constructed from the attribute dimension and attack behavior dimension of attacker IP. Secondly, inspired by the idea of ensemble learning and traditional LOF anomaly detection algorithm, a robust EBLOF algorithm of finding high-threat attacker IP was constructed in the system. Thirdly, a set of online learning architecture was built by the system, aiming to solve the problem that the machine learning model was difficultly updated online. Through the batch real-time learning technology, the learning architectures ensure that the learning model can be updated online from the system architecture level rather than the algorithm level. Finally, the EBLOF algorithm of this paper was trained on the public anomaly detection data set ODD. The experimental results showed a fact that the algorithm has better robustness than the naive LOF algorithm under different data distributions. The system proposed in the paper was applied in real attack and defense scenarios. Its effectiveness and feasibility were verified by comparing with security operation analysts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The existing YOLO target detection algorithm, based on one-stage concept, aims for multi-objective detection. But this algorithm performs not well for dual classification detection and add more performance overhead while detection. In order to improve the detection efficiency of dual classification mask wearing during the period of COVID-19, this paper proposes a real-time detection method based on YOLO for detecting the condition of bi-objective mask wearing. The optimization is based on the latest YOLO version 4: firstly, the feedforward input layer of the model is improved to optimize the data augment part and the adaptive image scaling is added to improve the efficiency of the detection for both dual classification and small objectives; secondly, the adaptive anchoring frame is added to replace the activation function so as to reduce the computation and thus improve its efficiency; thirdly, the optimization of Neck and the addition of Focus structure improve the capability of feature fusion and reduce the amount of parameters to raise the efficiency. The experimental results showed that, compared with the existing YOLO version 4, using this method in this paper improves F1 by 0.33% and mAp by 0.71% in the data set. Also, the detection efficiency is also improved significantly under the same experimental condition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the continuous growth of vehicle ownership and the popularization of Internet of Vehicles applications， vehicle terminals generate large amounts of data messages that need to be processed in real time. In the scene of high-speed vehicle movement， the traditional Internet of Vehicles navigation system has a transmission delay due to vehicle differential positioning data， which results in a certain deviation in vehicle positioning results and cannot obtain high-precision positioning results in time. Based on this， this paper proposes a technology solution for car networking navigation based on BDS positioning and edge computing. It uses an improved genetic algorithm to allocate resources for terminal positioning requests， effectively reduces the service delay of the entire edge network， and uses optimize the lossless Kalman filter algorithm based on edge node to improve the positioning accuracy of the car network node. Experiments show that the method proposed in this paper can provide real-time accurate， low-latency and high-precision positioning services for large-scale Internet of Vehicles terminals， and has high practical application value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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