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Aiming at the high computational cost of traditional compressed sensing algorithms, this paper proposed a sparse imaging algorithm based on depth expansion model from the perspective of sparse signal recovery. Firstly, it constructed a complex sparse reconstruction network VAMP-Net. In VAMP-Net, it divided complex regressive echo signal into real part and imaginary part as input. Secondly, it substituted the input into the iterative block based on VAMP algorithm. Finally, it carried out the optimal nonlinear sparse transformation by convolutional neural module to obtain the recovered real part and imaginary part signals, and then merged them to obtain the restored target image. As for the proposed algorithm, this paper used artificial data sets to conduct simulation experiments under different target density, iteration times and noise environment, and compared with the traditional iterative shrinkage threshold algorithm and deep learning reconstruction algorithm. Then it used the measured data with different sparsity for field measurement verification. Experimental results show that the image reconstructed by this algorithm has better performance in NMSE, TBR, reconstruction speed and memory usage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Traditional XSS attacks and their vulnerability detection methods are difficult to achieve satisfactory results in the face of diverse attack payloads, which require a lot of manual involvement and are highly subjective, and deep learning methods such as CNN and RNN can only learn spatial features or temporal features of data samples in a single way. This paper proposes an XSS attack detection method based on residual network and GRU, which introduces a residual framework based on CNN and combines GRU to learn the spatio-temporal features of data, and improves the generalization ability of the model by using dropout. In the face of the increasingly complex and variable XSS payload, this paper refers to character-level convolution to build a dictionary to encode the data samples so as to preserve the features of the original data and improve the overall efficiency, and then transforms it into a two-dimensional spatial matrix to make it meet the input requirements of CNN. The experimental results on the Github dataset show that the accuracy of this paper is 99.92% and the false alarm rate is 0.02%, the accuracy is 11.09 percentage points higher and the false alarm rate is 3.95 percentage points lower than the DNN method, and the other evaluation indexes are better than those of the GRU and CNN comparison methods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Deep learning has the following problems in medical image classification application: first, it is impossible to construct a deep learning model hierarchy for medical image properties; second, the network initialization weight of the deep learning model has not been optimized. To this end, this paper starts from the perspective of network optimization, and then improves the nonlinear modeling ability of the network through optimization methods. Then, this paper proposes a new network weight initialization method, which alleviates the problem that the initialization theory of existing deep learning is limited by the nonlinear unit type, and increases the potential of neural network to deal with different visual tasks. At the same time, in order to make full use of the characteristics of medical images, this paper deeply studies the multi-column convolutional neural network framework and finds that through changing the number of features and the convolution kernel size of different levels of convolutional neural networks, it can construct different convolutional neural network models to better adapt to the medical characteristics of the medical images to be processed and train the obtained heterogeneous multi-column convolutional neural networks. Finally, the classification task of medical images is completed by the method proposed in this paper. Based on the above ideas, this paper proposes a medical classification algorithm based on weight initialization-sliding window fusion of multi-layer convolutional neural networks. The methods of this paper are used to classify breast mass classification, brain tumor tissue classification experiment and medical image database classification. The experimental results show that the proposed method not only has higher average accuracy than traditional machine learning and other deep learning methods, but also has better stability and robustness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Fine-grained image categorization aims to distinguish the sub-categories from a certain category of images. Generally, fine-grained data sets have the characteristics of the intra-class similarity and inter-class variation, which makes the task of fine- grained image categorization more challenging. With the increasing development of deep learning, the methods of fine- grained image categorization based on deep learning exhibit more powerful feature representation and generalization capabilities, and can obtain more accurate and stable classification results. Therefore, deep learning has been attracting more and more attentions and research from the researchers in the fine-grained image categorization. In this paper, starting from the background of fine-grained image categorization, the difficulties and the meaning of fine-grained image categorization are introduced. Then, from the perspectives of strong supervision and weak supervision, this paper reviews the research progress of fine-grained image classification algorithms based on deep learning, and a variety of typical classification algorithms with excellent performance are introduced. In addition, the YOLO (you only look once), multi- scale CNN (convolutional neural network), and GAN (generative adversarial networks) model are further discussed in the application of fine-grained image categorization, the performance of the latest relevant fine-grained data augmentation methods is compared and an analysis of different types of fine-grained categorization methods is made under complex scenarios. Finally, by comparing and summarizing the categorization algorithms, the future improvement directions and challenges are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years, convolutional neural network (CNN) has made remarkable achievements in many applications in the field of image analysis with its powerful ability of feature extraction and expression. However, the continuous improvement of CNN performance is almost entirely due to the deeper and larger network model. In this case, the deployment of a complete CNN often requires huge memory overhead and high-performance computing units (such as GPU) support. However, there are limitations in the wide application of CNN in embedded devices with limited computing resources and mobile terminals with high real- time requirements. Therefore, CNN urgently needs network lightweight. At present, the main ways to solve the above problems are knowledge distillation, network pruning, parameter quantization, low rank decomposition, lightweight network design, etc. This paper first introduces the basic structure and development process of convolutional neural network, and briefly describes and compares five typical basic methods of network compression. Then, the knowledge distillation methods are combed and summarized in detail, and the different methods are compared experimentally on the CIFAR data set. Furthermore, the current evaluation system of knowledge distillation methods is introduced. The comparative analysis and evaluation of many types of methods are given. Finally, the preliminary thinking on the future development of this technology is given. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to solve the problems of uneven population distribution and different target scales affecting the crowd counting in public places, this paper proposed a novel crowd counting model based on image field division. Firstly, this model divided the image scene into two parts : the near and far field of vision area. For the near field of vision area, it used the YOLO based network for p edestrian d etection and added scene constraints to avoid repeated counting in the near and far field of vision. For the far field of vision area, it used the improved MobileNets to extract the population density distribution characteristics, and introduced the super-resolution reconstruction module to improve the quality of the population density map . Finally, it obtained the number of the c rowd in the whole image by calculating the sum of the two. This paper tested the proposed model on Shanghai Tech and Mall d atasets. The results show that the model has a significant improvement in accuracy and robustness and prove the model is feasible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aiming at the traditional model parallel methods for accelerating convolution neural network (CNN) tend to have low utilization, this paper proposed PipeCNN, which accelerated CNN with software pipeline. Firstly, this paper studied the forward propagation and back propagation, and then explored data correlation during training. Secondly, it parallelized CNN with the support of software pipeline, and then analyzed two feasible gradient updating methods in PipeCNN. Finally, it used circular queue to realize communication between two layers and then proposed a task allocation algorithm to divide CNN into working parts. Experiments show that the method can obtain good speedup and utilization while ensuring the accuracy of the model. It shows that software pipeline can effectively solve the problem of low utilization in model parallel, and accelerate the training of CNN. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The partial discharge fault identification method based on the fusion of multi-dimensional information sources can greatly improve the accuracy and fault tolerance in the fault identification of power equipment. In this paper,four typical partial discharge models,namely corona discharge,suspended discharge,floating discharge and air-gap discharge are prepared. The partial discharge signals generated by different discharge models are collected by ultrasonic (Ultra),very-ultra high frequency (V-UHF) and pulse current method (PCM) sensors. Firstly,the deep convolutional neural network (CNN) algorithm is used to train the measurement data of different sensors,and then the Dempster-Shafer (D-S) evidence theory is used to perform fusion calculation on the recognition results of multi-dimensional information sources. Finally,according to the fusion calculation results,the identification conclusion is made. The results show that the fault identification model based on multi-dimensional information sources constructed in this paper has higher accuracy than that based on single information source. When a misjudgment occurs in one of the multi-dimensional information sources,the model can still correctly identify the type of discharge,which indicates that the model has better fault tolerance for the information sources and the recognition effect is good.

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At present, super-resolution method based on CNN can obtain excellent results in the evaluation metric of peak signal- to-noise ratio and the structural similarity index, but the visual perceptual quality of super- resolution image is poor, and the details of the facial features are lost. In order to solve these problem, this paper designed a new deep neural network to predict the super-resolution wavelet coefficients to get clear super-resolution face images . Firstly, it used the prior knowledge of face images to manually give the facial features more attention. Then it introduced linear low-rank convolution in the network, and finally used the idea of long-distance dependence to supplement the details of the super-resolution images. The experimental results show that the method in this paper has achieved competitive results in the evaluation metric of peak signal-to-noise ratio and structural similarity index, and the visual perceptual quality of its super-resolution face images are excellent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to solve the problem that the Transformer model cannot apply to mobile devices with limited computational resources due to its huge number of parameters and computational complexity, this paper proposed a mobile-friendly lightweight image recognition network called FuseNet. FuseNet utilized convolutional neural network to extract local feature information and self-attention to excel in modeling global information, and it integrated the features of both local and global representations into a single feature extraction module, which efficiently combined the advantages of the two different structures to achieve a high accuracy with a small model size. Experiments demonstrate that FuseNet with different model sizes can achieve good performance without using pre-training and it can well apply to mobile devices. FuseNet-B achieves 80. 5% accuracy with 14. 8 M parameters on ImageNet-1 K dataset, the performance exceeds the same volume of Transformer models and convolutional neural networks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Recognizing multi-scale objects and objects with occlusions is a key and difficult point of task in object detection. In order to detect objects with different sizes, the object detector usually uses the hierarchical structure of multi-scale feature map constructed by convolutional neural network (CNN). However, due to the small convolution layer of the bottom feature map, the top-down structure lacks the detailed information needed to capture the features of small object. The performance of these object detectors is limited. Therefore, based on the Faster R-CNN (region-convolutional neural network) framework, this paper proposes Collaborative R-CNN. This paper designs a cascaded network structure that integrates multi-scale feature maps to generate deeply fused feature information and thereby improving the ability to detect small objects. Moreover, the quantization in the RoIPooling process greatly limits the recognition ability of small objects. In order to further improve the robustness of the method, a multi-scale RoIAlign is designed to eliminate such quantization, and the ability of network to detect objects with different scales is improved by multi-scale pooling. Finally, this paper combines an adversarial network with the proposed network to generate training samples with occlusions, significantly improving the classification ability of the model, and robustness to detect occlusions. Experimental results for the PASCAL VOC 2012 and PASCAL VOC 2007 datasets demonstrate the superiority of proposed approach relative to several state-of-the-art approaches.

Considering the problem of radar target detection in the sea clutter environment, this paper proposes a deep learning-based marine target detector. The proposed detector increases the differences between the target and clutter by fusing multiple complementary features extracted from different data sources, thereby improving the detection performance for marine targets. Specifically, the detector uses two feature extraction branches to extract multiple levels of fast-time and range features from the range profiles and the range-Doppler (RD) spectrum, respectively. Subsequently, the local-global feature extraction structure is developed to extract the sequence relations from the slow time or Doppler dimension of the features. Furthermore, the feature fusion block is proposed based on adaptive convolution weight learning to efficiently fuse slow-fast time and RD features. Finally, the detection results are obtained through upsampling and nonlinear mapping to the fused multiple levels of features. Experiments on two public radar databases validated the detection performance of the proposed detector.

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Sleep disorders seriously affect human health and life. Accurate classification of sleep stages is the key to detecting and treating sleep disorders. In recent years, methods based on deep learning have surpassed traditional machine learning methods and human experts. However, the internal structure of deep learning is complex and requires to be designed by expert who is familiar with the computer and medical fields. This paper aims to analyze the relational induction biases in the existing sleep staging model based on deep learning, and explores the basic principles of sleep staging model design. This paper analyzes relational induction biases such as translation invariance, time invariance and hierarchical processing. Firstly, the model is divided into three categories according to whether it contains convolution layer with translation invariance and recurrent layer with time invariance: convolutional neural network framework, recurrent neural network framework and hybrid neural network framework. Secondly, according to the hierarchical processing method of the frame, segment and sequence in the model, a more detailed classification is carried out. Thirdly, it analyzes the impact of different relational induction biases in the model on the performance of sleep staging. It is proposed that a relational inductive bias matched the task should be introduced when the automatic sleep staging model is designed. Finally, the advantages and limitations of sleep staging based on deep learning are discussed, and it may be necessary to use more advanced relationship induction bias to express knowledge more abstractly and combine it with other artificial intelligence technologies in the future.

At present, there are two major problems in the mainstream web page extraction methods: the extraction information type is single, and it is difficult to obtain multiple kinds of news information. More reliance on HTML tags, its difficult to extend to different sources. Therefore, this paper proposed an information extraction method of news Web pages based on multidimensional text features. It divided writing, semantic and location features into writing features by using the writing features of news texts. And it used multi-channel convolutional neural network to fuse multi-dimensional text features to extract multiple types of news Web pages. Only a small amount of data set training was required to extract news Web page information from new sources. Experimental results show that the performance of this method is better than the current optimal method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Collective activity recognition is an important issue in the field of computer vision, with wide application and urgently to be solved. With the development of deep neural network, the width and depth of collective activity recognition and understanding are expanding. Through investigating the research literature of collective activity recognition in recent ten years, the problem definition of the collective activity recognition is determined. The existing problems and challenges of collective activity recognition are pointed out. In the framework of deep neural network, this paper describes the development of the collective activity recognition algorithm from the early stage which only classifies and recognizes the collective activity categories to the current stage which focuses more on the understanding of the details of activities in the group behavior. Then, based on the network architectures such as CNN/3DCNN, Two-Stream Network, RNN/LSTM and Transformer, the core network architecture and the main research ideas of the mainstream collective activity recognition methods are mainly introduced. The recognition performance of these algorithms on common datasets is compared. The commonly used collective activity recognition datasets labeled with multilevel labels such as collective activity types and individual activity categories are combed and compared. Through objective and fair discussion and analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of various algorithms, it is expected to prompt readers to propose new solutions or new problems of collective activity recognition. Finally, the future development of collective activity recognition is prospected, which is expected to stimulate new research directions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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